Nicholas (Nick) L. Wagner
Planetary Geophysicist and Occasional Geodesist

nicholas_wagner@brown.edu
Welcome to my website! Here you can find links to all my social medias, CV, and other stuff I think is cool.
I’m currently a LunaSCOPE postdoctoral research associate at Brown University working with Harriet Lau and Alex Evans on some fun lunar tidal tomography problems. My interests lie across the solar system in using geophysical, geodetic, and geodynamic methods to understand the interior structure and evolution of various planetary bodies.
I’m a firm believer in open and reproducable science and I aim to promote equitiable, diverse, and inclusive work practices in projects and groups I’m involved with.
selected publications
- New Geophysical Constraints for Intrusive Magmatism at Large Martian Volcanoes: Implications for Crustal Thickness and Volatile OutgassingJournal of Geophysical Research: Planets, 2025e2025JE008959 2025JE008959
- Evaluating the Use of Seasonal Surface Displacements and Time-Variable Gravity to Constrain the Interior of MarsJournal of Geophysical Research: Planets, 2024