Andrzej Muszyński

Prof. Andrzej Muszyński is a Professor at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, specializing in meteoritics, planetary geology, and geochemistry. He leads research on the Morasko Meteorite and volcanic processes, with affiliations to the Geohazards Research Unit. His work integrates field geology, laboratory analysis, and instrument design for planetary exploration.

Research interests span meteorite mineralogy (including discovery of new minerals), impact crater dynamics, terrestrial and Martian volcanism, and geological evolution of regions like the Sudetes. His studies employ advanced geochemical, mineralogical, and remote-sensing techniques.

Recent publications (2019–2024) focus on sulfide segregation in crust-mantle systems, Martian volcanic features, meteorite impact structures, and novel planetary spectrometers. Trends indicate strong emphasis on extraterrestrial geology, geochemical processes at depth, and interdisciplinary instrumentation.

He collaborates extensively within international teams (e.g., IODP expeditions) and contributes to developing analytical tools like the MIRORES spectrometer for Martian missions.