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Jim Houck - Principal Investigator, IRS
Professor, Cornell University

Jim directs the Cornell Spitzer Space Telescope effort, and has been involved with this mission and its leadership since 1978. He is the Kenneth A. Wallace professor of astronomy at Cornell.

Tom Roellig - Deputy Investigator, IRS
Astronomer, NASA Ames Research Center

Bill Forrest - Co-Investigator, IRS
Professor, University of Rochester

Terry Herter - Co-Investigator, IRS
Professor, Cornell University

Keith Matthews - Co-Investigator, IRS
Professor, California Institute of Technology

Harold Reitsema - Co-Investigator, IRS
Astronomer, Ball Aerospace Corporation

Tom Soifer - Co-Investigator, IRS
Professor, California Institute of Technology
and Director, Spitzer Science Center

Jeff Van Cleve - Co-Investigator, IRS
Astronomer, Ball Aerospace Corporation

Dan Watson - Co-Investigator, IRS
Professor, University of Rochester

Dan Weedman - Co-Investigator, IRS
Senior Research Associate, Cornell University

Bernhard Brandl - Co-Investigator, IRS
Astronomer, University of Leiden

Don Barry
Staff Scientist, Cornell University
Chief Outdoorsperson

Jeronimo Bernard-Salas
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Vassilis Charmandaris
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Daniel Devost
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Peter Hall
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Lei Hao
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Jim Higdon
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Sarah Higdon
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Greg Sloan
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Henrik Spoon
Spitzer Fellow, Cornell University

Keven Uchida
Staff Scientist, Cornell University

Charles Lawrence
JPL Instrument Science Liaison

Lee Armus
Spitzer Science Center Instrument Science Lead

Carl Grillmair
Spitzer Science Center Liaison Scientist

Pat Morris
Spitzer Science Center Liaison Scientist

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