Profiles in "Planetary Geoscience" Expertise Area

  • I study surface features on Jupiter's icy moon Europa to understand internal processes and assess its potential for habitability. Most of my work centers around geological mapping, image processing, and statistical analyses.
  • Dan Sullivan is a PhD candidate in the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. His research explores the history of Earth and Mars with a particular interest in planetary habitability.
  • Isotope geochemist and petrologist who specializes in the study of primitive astromaterials, including chondrites and interplanetary dust particles.
  • Now a Postdoc at the at SESE/ASU, Hannes Bernhardt did his PhD in Muenster, Germany on the geomorphology of Hellas Planitia, Mars.
  • Huff is focused on using remotely sensed data to produce maps. Her study sites range from the seafloor of Santorini Volcano, Greece, to the Athabasca lava flows of Mars.
  • Morris' research explores the microphysical and chemical evolution of airborne particles (e.g. mineral dust) in planetary atmospheres with applications to climate change, air quality, aerobiology, and environmental justice.