All talks take place in Lincoln Field room 209 from 12:00-1:00pm, unless otherwise noted.
January 31: Itay Halevy
The Role of SO2 in the Climate and Geochemistry of Early Mars and Earth
February 7: Caleb Fassett
New Constraints on the Surface Hydrology of Early Mars from its Open Basin Lakes
February 14: Carolyn Ernst
Evolution of the Impact Flash
February 21: TBA
February 28: Rachel Klima
Extracting Thermal Information from Near-Infrared Pyroxene Spectra
March 6: Seth Kadish
Pedestal Craters on Mars: Implications for Amazonian Climate Change
March 13: No Lunch Bunch (LPSC)
March 20: Slava Solomatov
Geodynamics of Early Mars
March 27: No Lunch Bunch (Spring Break)
April 3: Gareth Morgan
Small Scale Martian Lobate Landforms: Implications for Amazonian hydrology
April 10: Sam Schon
Latitude Dependent Mantling Deposits in Relation to Recent Obliquity Excursions
April 17: Alan Howard
Inferred flow properties in modern Mars gullies
April 24: Joe Levy
Polygons and the Mars Glacial-Periglacial Transition
May 1: Bethany Ehlmann
Aqueous Alteration on Mars During the Noachian: Insights from Hydrated Minerals Discovered by MRO-CRISM
May 8: Laura Kerber
Dispersal of Tephra from Hesperian Volcanic Centers |
