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We are extending our button competition!! The new due date for artwork submission is now June 1! Please send us your artwork!

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We still have a week left! Please send this to anyone who are interested!.

The Annual Button Design Contest for GSA Planetary Geology Division has now started! Send us your creative designs! . The deadline is February 1 at 5:00 pm EST. Send your design to Sarah Lamm (slamm@ku.edu)! For more information click the link

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We have the design for the 2022 PGD button! This artwork is by Oriel Humes, a fourth year PhD student at Northern Arizona University. Thank you for all the amazing artwork submissions this year and for all your participation!

You may only vote once. Information about the artwork and artists is included below each design. We thank our artists for their time and creativity. Please use the link above to vote! Thank you!.

The 2022 GSA Planetary Geology Division Button Design voting period is officially open! Voting is open to all within the planetary science community and closes on February 22, 2022, at 5:00 pm EST.

The GSA Planetary Geology Division is hosting our annual button contest!. The deadline has been extended to February 11 at 5 pm EST. Send your art to jupiterchc@uga.edu! We’d love to see your creative designs! If you have questions feel free to message me on here or email me.

Your artwork can be featured at LPSC!!! The GSA Planetary Geology Division button art competition is officially open, send us your artwork before 5 pm EST February 1st, 2022.

@francy_pants @thatastrogirl @GeoLatinas @BlkinGeoscience Last, but not least, is Abigail Russ a Physics undergraduate from Georgia Tech. They've been working in my group since this summer, mainly w/ Dr. Adler, using COMSOL to simulate mud flows on Mars!!!!

@francy_pants @thatastrogirl @GeoLatinas Sharissa Thompson started working w/ me this fall. She's from Massachusetts & graduate of Salem State University! She's currently working on developing mud flow experiments under Mars conditions to better understand how mud volcanoes form on #Mars! #Volcanoes. @BlkinGeoscience

@francy_pants @thatastrogirl @GeoLatinas Grace Kim also started working w/ me this fall. She is from Queens, NY & is a graduate of Stony Brook Univ! She's currently working on relating clast composition w/ grain size for fluvial conglomerates on Mars using ChemCam LIBS data! . #MarsCuriosity #LIBS

@francy_pants Next up is Tatiana Gibson (@thatastrogirl). She started working w/ me this fall. She is from California & recent graduate from Cal Poly! She is working on characterizing the geomorphic expression of paleoshorelines of perennially ice-covered lakes! #MarsAnalog @GeoLatinas

@francy_pants First up is my postdoc, Dr. Jacob Adler! Dr. Adler is working w/ me on evaluating how different orbital data sets can be synthesized to optimize characterization & mapping of alluvial fan surfaces on Earth & Mars.

Let me introduce u to the team! I have a postdoc, 3 graduate students, & 1 undergraduate student!!!! .@francy_pants

You can learn more about our group here:

My research is focused on understanding planetary surface processes & environments as recorded in sedimentary deposits & landforms. & at Georgia Tech I've started the Planetary Planetary Laboratory Analyzing Environments, Terrains, & Analogs (PLANETAS) group.