Vincent Chevrier

Vincent Chevrier serves as an Associate Research Professor at the University of Arkansas, affiliated with the Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research & Innovation. His institutional base is housed in the Edward Durell Stone House at 332 N. Arkansas Ave., Fayetteville, AR 72701, with direct contact via phone (479-575-7778) and email.

His research spans Planetary Science and Space Science, with specialized focus on planetary geology, surface processes, and environmental conditions of extraterrestrial bodies. This work integrates geological analysis with space exploration methodologies to investigate planetary formation and evolution, particularly emphasizing Mars and icy moons within our solar system.

As a core member of the Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences, Dr. Chevrier contributes to interdisciplinary initiatives in planetary exploration, utilizing laboratory simulations and remote sensing data. The center operates as a hub for space-related research, fostering collaborations across geosciences, engineering, and astronomy disciplines while supporting instrumentation development for space missions.

No information is available regarding graduate student mentorship, research grants, or scientific awards in the provided directory. His current activities appear centered on advancing planetary science research through the university's dedicated space research infrastructure.