Norbert Krupp

Norbert Krupp is a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, focusing on planetary science. His work involves studying plasma processes in planetary magnetospheres, particularly those of Jupiter and Saturn, including radiation belts, auroral processes, and moon interactions.

His research primarily utilizes in-situ spacecraft data and hybrid/MHD simulations. Key projects include roles as Principal Investigator for ULYSSES-EPAC and Co-Investigator for multiple instruments on missions like CASSINI, MARS EXPRESS, and JUICE.

Scientific Awards:

• Appointed as COSPAR German Delegate
• Selected as JUICE Interdisciplinary Scientist

Krupp has contributed extensively to understanding magnetospheric dynamics, with publications spanning topics such as Saturn's moon interactions (2020), Jupiter's magnetotail (2015), and comparative studies of giant magnetospheres (2014). His work bridges observational data with computational modeling.