RT @MoodieStrat: I am recruiting Masters and PhD students to the @TAMU Surface Processes Group for Fall 2024!.Available projects on Earth a….

RT @TDgravel: Detailed ad for graduate students:. Detailed ad for postdoc:.

RT @TDgravel: I have multiple openings for graduate and postdoc opportunities, funding from DOE and USGS (Center in Flagstaff, AZ, & @timgo….

RT @anapiliouras: I’m looking for graduate students to join our research group in the Department of Geosciences @penn_state. Research may f….

RT @TDgravel: Very excited to work with @NASAJPL @NASA_Johnson @timgoudge at @txgeosciences to provide @utrgv .students with internship and….

RT @geosociety: The 2023 Penrose Conference held 4-10 June in Grand Coulee, WA was a huge success! The group shared research, stories and h….

Woohoo!!! 🎉🎉 Huge congrats to these exceptional researchers, and welcome to the Earth 4D team!!.

RT @ErroneousTholus: It's here! 5.7 trillion pixels of Mars from the amazing CTX camera in your web browser, or available for download. Eve….

RT @bethanyehlmann: News alert, *very cool, beautiful* product: Thanks to @ErroneousTholus', a new seamless mosaic of Mars at 5m/px. Thanks….

RT @MoodieStrat: I'm a first-timer this year at #LPSC2023. Excited to share some ongoing work Tuesday evening, please stop by! https://t.co….

Finally, PhD student Michelle Tebolt has a poster on Thursday night detailing the stratigraphy of the Enchanted Lake outcrop in Jezero crater using Mars 2020 data. (5/5).

On Wednesday at 1:15 PM CT I have a talk summarizing some recent work led by myself and @Bambi_in_Space (along with many co-authors! Marianne Coholich @marslakes @geologyonmars @drcrater @Stuck_onEarth) on the co-evolution of crater lakes and fluvial valleys on early Mars. (4/5).

Also Tuesday night, postdoc Andrew Moodie (@MoodieStrat) has a poster examining how river delta morphodynamics affected the record of preserved impact craters on early Mars. (3/5).

PhD student Emily Bamber (@Bambi_in_Space) has a poster Tuesday night examining why some, but not all, ancient degraded craters on Mars have inlet valleys. This work is also discussed in her recent paper here: (2/5).

Headed to #LPSC2023 this morning. Should be a fun week 😀😀, and lots of cool science being presented by our group that y'all should check out!! 🧵 (1/5).

Just one week left to apply for this 2 year Postdoc working in our group on Mars clay mineral-bearing strata!! 🎉🎉🚀🚀Details here:

Check out the website for more information if you’re interested, and please feel free to direct any questions to penrose-2023 <at> We hope to see you at Camp Delany! (7/7).

Thanks to support from GSA & NSF 🙏🏻🙏🏻, we have funds to cover registration, plus portions of travel & child/family care costs, of some participants. Priority will be given to individuals from groups underrepresented in the geosciences, and early career/student attendees. (6/7).

Applicants will be notified of their attendance by Feb. 27, 2023, with registration due by Mar. 20, 2023. Registration will be $900, covering 6-nights of lodging, all meals, transportation to/from Camp Delany from Seattle-Tacoma airport, and transportation for field trips. (5/7).

Everyone interested in outburst flood science (on Earth and other planets) is encouraged to apply!! However, due to limited space at the venue, and to ensure open dialogue at the conference, we anticipate limiting participation to approximately 75 people. (4/7).