The Search for Life on Mars

Life on Mars - An Historical Perspective
Richard Taylor, Probability Research Group

The Origin and Evolution of Life on Earth and its possible Relevance to Mars
Julian A. Hiscox, School of Animal and Microbial Sciences, University of Reading

Atmospheric Change and Life on Mars
B. Lee Linder, University of Charleston

On the Inevitable Emergence of Life on Mars
Michael J. Russell and Allan J. Hall, University of Glasgow

Is it Life or is it Memorex? Why Humans are Essential for Scientific Research on Mars
Penny Boston, Complex Systems Research Inc.

Life in Extreme Thermal Environments: Implications for Exobiology
Don Cowan, University College London

Antarctica as a Model for Ancient Mars
David Wynn-Williams, British Antarctic Survey

Implementing a Strategy to Explore for Ancient Martian Life
Jack D. Farmer, Dept. of Geology, Arizona State University

The Search for Life in ALH84001
Monica M. Grady, I.P Wright and C.T Pillinger, the Natural History Museum

Application of Raman Spectroscopy to Exobiological Prospecting
Howell Edwards and Emma Newton, University of Bradford

Low-cost Missions using Ion Propulsion
David Fearn, DERA

Artesian Basins on Mars: Implications for Settlement, Life-search and Terraforming
Martyn J. Fogg, Probability Research Group

An Experimental Investigation into the Present-day Climate of Mars: The PMIRR Experiment on the Mars Climate Orbiter
F.W Taylor, S.B. Calcutt and T. Vallacott, University of Oxford