Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)
Dr. Martin Wieser is a senior scientist at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics in Kiruna. He has broad experience in space-based particle instrumentation for energetic neutral atoms, positive and negative ions and electrons. He is principal investigator, co-investigator or sensor lead for particle instrumentation on a number of space missions to the Moon, Mercury, Jupiter or comets. Most recently, his research focused on the Moon, studying the interaction of solar wind plasma with lunar regolith.
Dr. Martin Wieser supervises
The Negative Ions at the Lunar Surface (NILS) Instrument on the Chang’E-6 Mission
R. Canu-Blot, M. Wieser, M. Kérényi, S. Barabash, X.-D. Wang, T. Maynadié, A. Zhang, W. Wang, N. Melville, Q. Wang, Y. Zou, H. Dou, H. Zhu, V. Alatalo, A. Edström, L. Kalla, S. Karlsson, M. Oja, J. Olsen, J. Peterson, D. Stålnacke and D. Upton,
Space Science Reviews 221 (2025) 38. DOI
Direct observations of negative ions on the lunar surface by Chang’e-6
M. Wieser, A. Zhang, R. Canu-Blot, W. Wang, G. Stenberg Wieser, L. Xie, S. Barabash, T. Zhong, X.-D. Wang, Y. Zou, M. Kérényi, W. Wen, C. Lue and C. Wang,
Communications Earth & Environment 6 (2025) 451. DOI