Planetary Sciences


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P12A. Science for a New Era of Lunar Exploration I
Barbara Cohen | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Julie Stopar | Lunar and Planetary Institute
Samuel Lawrence | NASA Johnson Space Center
John Keller | Code 691 SSED
P12B. Venus: The Origin and Fate of Earth-Like Planets? Big Questions of the World Next Door I
Noam Izenberg | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Adriana Ocampo | NASA Headquarters
P13A. Carbon Across the Solar System I
Faith Vilas | Planetary Science Institute
Amanda Hendrix | Planetary Science Institute
P13B. Fifty Years of Apollo Science: A Legacy of Lunar Science from Orbit, the Surface, and Long-Lived Surface Experiments I
Ryan Watkins | Planetary Science Institute
Noah Petro | NASA GSFC
Jacob Bleacher | NASA GSFC
Harrison Schmitt | University of Wisconsin Madison
P14A. Shoemaker Lecture
Sarah Stewart |
Rosaly Lopes | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
P14B. Whipple Lecture
Sarah Stewart |
Rosaly Lopes | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
P21A. A First Look at 162173 Ryugu and 101955 Bennu: Hayabusa 2 and OSIRIS-REx Arrive at Their Respective Target Asteroids I
Dante Lauretta | University of Arizona
Makoto Yoshikawa | Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Olivier Barnouin | The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Seiji Sugita | University of Tokyo
P21B. New Perspectives on Dynamic Lunar Processes I
Heather Meyer | Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Rachel Klima | JHU Applied Physics Lab
Dana Hurley | Applied Physics Laboratory Johns Hopkins
Noah Petro | NASA GSFC
P21C. Aurora and Airglow in Planetary and Exoplanetary Atmospheres I Posters
Guillaume Gronoff | NASA Langley Research Center
Gaël Cessateur | Belgisch Instituut voor Ruimte-Aeronomie
P21D. Carbon Across the Solar System II Posters
Faith Vilas | Planetary Science Institute
Amanda Hendrix | Planetary Science Institute
P21E. From the Earth to the Moons: Unraveling the Geologic, Oceanographic, and Chemical Mysteries of Ice and Ocean Worlds I Posters
Jacob Buffo | Dartmouth College
Catherine Walker | NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Steve Vance | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Christopher German | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Britney Schmidt | Cornell University
P21G. Ultraviolet Observing of Solar System Targets I Posters
Walt Harris | University of Arizona
Amanda Hendrix | Planetary Science Institute
Faith Vilas | Planetary Science Institute Seabrook
Shouleh Nikzad | JPL/Caltech
P21H. “The New Mars Underground”: Science and Exploration of a New Deep Frontier I Posters
Vlada Stamenkovic | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Robert Grimm | Southwest Research Institute Boulder
Kris Zacny | Honeybee Robotics-Blue Origin
Penelope Boston | NASA Ames Research Center
P21I. Curiosity’s Exploration of Vera Rubin Ridge, Gale Crater, Mars: Redox Interfaces as Indicators of Past Habitable Environments I Posters
Ashwin Vasavada | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Michael Meyer | NASA HQ
P22A. A First Look at 162173 Ryugu and 101955 Bennu: Hayabusa 2 and OSIRIS-REx Arrive at Their Respective Target Asteroids II
Olivier Barnouin | JHU Applied Physics Lab
Seiji Sugita | University of Tokyo
Makoto Yoshikawa | Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
P22B. Planet Mercury: Present Understanding and Promise for Future Discovery I
Paul Byrne | Universities Space Research Association
Sean Solomon | Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
Johannes Benkhoff | European Space Agency
P23A. The Interiors of Jupiter and Saturn in the Era of Juno and Cassini I
David Stevenson | California Institute of Technology
Hao Cao | University of California Los Angeles
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
Luciano Iess | Sapienza University of Rome
P23B. “The New Mars Underground”: Science and Exploration of a New Deep Frontier II
Vlada Stamenkovic | MIT
Penelope Boston | NASA Astrobiology Institute
Kris Zacny | Honeybee Robotics-Blue Origin
Robert Grimm | Southwest Research Institute Boulder
P23C. Science for a New Era of Lunar Exploration II Posters
Barbara Cohen | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Samuel Lawrence | NASA Johnson Space Center
Julie Stopar | Lunar and Planetary Institute
John Keller | Code 691 SSED
P23D. New Perspectives on Dynamic Lunar Processes II Posters
Heather Meyer | Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Rachel Klima | JHU Applied Physics Lab
Dana Hurley | Applied Physics Laboratory Johns Hopkins
Noah Petro | NASA GSFC
P23E. Fifty Years of Apollo Science: A Legacy of Lunar Science from Orbit, the Surface, and Long-Lived Surface Experiments II Posters
Noah Petro | NASA GSFC
Ryan Watkins | Planetary Science Institute
Jacob Bleacher | NASA GSFC
Harrison Schmitt | University of Wisconsin Madison
P23F. Planet Mercury: Present Understanding and Promise for Future Discovery II Posters
Paul Byrne | Universities Space Research Association
Johannes Benkhoff | European Space Agency
Sean Solomon | Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
P23G. The Origin, Evolution, and Fate of Comets: New Results from Rosetta, Other Missions, and Ground-Based Observations I Posters
Bonnie Buratti | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Mathieu Choukroun | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Matt Taylor | European Space Agency
P24A. Ceres and Vesta: Understanding the Protoplanets of the Asteroid Belt I
Harry McSween | University of Tennessee
Anton Ermakov | University of California, Berkeley
Debra Buczkowski | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Maria Cristina De Sanctis | IAPS-INAF
P24B. Results from the Investigation of Jupiter’s Atmosphere by Juno and a Supporting Campaign of Earth-Based Observations I
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
Glenn Orton | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Cheng Li | California Institute of Technology
Gordon Bjoraker | NASA
P24C. Ultraviolet Observing of Solar System Targets II
Walt Harris | University of Arizona
Amanda Hendrix | Planetary Science Institute
Faith Vilas | Planetary Science Institute Seabrook
Shouleh Nikzad | JPL/Caltech
P24D. “The New Mars Underground”: Science and Exploration of a New Deep Frontier III
Vlada Stamenkovic | MIT
Penelope Boston | NASA Astrobiology Institute
Kris Zacny | Honeybee Robotics-Blue Origin
Robert Grimm | Southwest Research Institute Boulder
P31A. Processes in the Present-Day Atmosphere of Mars I
Nicholas Heavens | Hampton University
Paul Hayne | University of Colorado, Boulder
Armin Kleinboehl | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Michael Liemohn | University of Michigan Ann Arbor
P31B. The Uranus and Neptune Systems and Their Relation to Other Planets I
Xin Cao | University of Iowa
Krista Soderlund | University of Texas at Austin
Kunio Sayanagi | Hampton University
Elizabeth Turtle | Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Mark Hofstadter | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
P31C. Planetary Habitability and the Main Control Factors I Posters
Abigail Rymer | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Alex Glocer | NASA/GSFC
Yaxue Dong | Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics
Katherine Garcia-Sage | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
P31E. Comparative Planetology and Biosignatures from the Solar System to the Exoplanets I Posters
Cindy Young | NASA Langley Research Center
Michael Way | NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
Noam Izenberg | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
P31F. Diagenesis on Mars and Clues from Terrestrial Systems I Posters
Roger Wiens | Space Science and Applications
Sally Potter-McIntyre | Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Patrick Gasda | Los Alamos National Laboratory
P31G. The Significance of Late Accretion for Composition and Early Evolution of the Terrestrial Planets I Posters
Harry Becker | Freie Universität Berlin
Doris Breuer | German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Thorsten Kleine | University of Münster
Kai Wuennemann | Museum fuer Naturkunde
P31H. The Use of Analog Environments in Preparing for the Exploration and Characterization of Planetary Surfaces I Posters
Kelsey Young | Arizona State University
Lauren Edgar | USGS
Jacob Bleacher | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Patrick Whelley | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
P31I. Using Topography to Investigate the Evolution of Solar System Bodies II Posters
Erwan Mazarico | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Gerald Patterson | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Ross Beyer | NASA Ames Research Center
P32A. Cassini’s Legacy: Atmospheric, Magnetospheric, and Heliospheric Discovery I
John Blalock | United States Geological Survey
Rohini Giles | University of Oxford
Scott Edgington | Jet Propulsion Lab/Caltech
Abigail Rymer | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Mark Perry | JHU/APL--Space Dept
Kunio Sayanagi | Hampton University
P32B. Processes in the Present-Day Atmosphere of Mars II
Michael Liemohn | University of Michigan Ann Arbor
Armin Kleinboehl | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Nicholas Heavens | Hampton University
Paul Hayne | University of Colorado, Boulder
P33A. Enceladus: A World Awaiting I
Carolyn Porco | Space Science Institute
Julie Huber | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
P33B. Mars Global Climate Modeling: From the Surface to the Exobase I
Robert Haberle | NASA Ames Res Ctr
Vandana Jha | NASA Ames Research Center
P33C. A First Look at 162173 Ryugu and 101955 Bennu: Hayabusa 2 and OSIRIS-REx Arrive at Their Respective Target Asteroids III Posters
Olivier Barnouin | JHU Applied Physics Lab
Seiji Sugita | University of Tokyo
Makoto Yoshikawa | Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
P33D. Ceres and Vesta: Understanding the Protoplanets of the Asteroid Belt II Posters
Debra Buczkowski | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Anton Ermakov | University of California, Berkeley
Maria Cristina De Sanctis | IAPS-INAF
Harry McSween | University of Tennessee
P33E. The Uranus and Neptune Systems and Their Relation to Other Planets II Posters
Kunio Sayanagi | Hampton University
Elizabeth Turtle | JHU Applied Physics Lab.
Krista Soderlund | University of Texas at Austin
Xin Cao | University of Iowa
P33F. Results from the Investigation of Jupiter’s Atmosphere by Juno and a Supporting Campaign of Earth-Based Observations II Posters
Cheng Li | California Institute of Technology
Gordon Bjoraker | NASA
Glenn Orton | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
P33G. Analogue Studies of Gradient Systems Relevant to Astrobiology on Ocean Worlds and Mars I Posters
Laura Barge | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Scott Perl | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
P34A. Mars Planet-Encircling Dust Event of 2018 II
Richard Zurek | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Leslie Tamppari | Jet Propulsion Lab/CALTECH
P34B. Titan: Looking Backward, Looking Forward II
Matthew Hedman | Cornell University
Christophe Sotin | Jet Propulsion Laboratory-California Institute of Technology
Conor Nixon | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Kathleen Mandt | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
P41A. Curiosity’s Exploration of Vera Rubin Ridge, Gale Crater, Mars: Redox Interfaces as Indicators of Past Habitable Environments II
Ashwin Vasavada | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Michael Meyer | NASA HQ
P41B. From the Earth to the Moons: Unraveling the Geologic, Oceanographic, and Chemical Mysteries of Ice and Ocean Worlds II
Catherine Walker | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Steve Vance | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Christopher German | WHOI
Britney Schmidt | Cornell University
P41C. Balloons in Earth and Planetary Sciences: Research, Applications, and Emerging Concepts I Posters
Siddharth Krishnamoorthy | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Tetsuya Yoshida | JAXA Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Daniel Bowman | Sandia National Laboratories
Jean-Pierre Lebreton | University of Orleans
P41D. Machine Learning in Planetary Science: Introductions and Applications I Posters
Klaus-Michael Aye | University of California Los Angeles
Jörn Helbert | DLR
Hannah Kerner | Arizona State University
Mario D'Amore | German Aerospace Center DLR Berlin
P41E. Observations of Planets Near and Far with Next-Generation Telescopes I Posters
Giada Arney | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Heidi Hammel | Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy
P41F. The Future of Planetary Atmospheric, Surface, and Interior Science Using Radio and Laser Links I Posters
Sami Asmar | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Erwan Mazarico | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
David Atkinson | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Luciano Iess | Sapienza University of Rome
P42A. Exogeoscience and the Habitability of Super-Earths II
Rory Barnes | University of Washington Seattle Campus
Francois Soubiran | University of California Berkeley
Franck Marchis | SETI Institute
Anat Shahar | Carnegie Science
P42B. From the Earth to the Moons: Unraveling the Geologic, Oceanographic, and Chemical Mysteries of Ice and Ocean Worlds III
Catherine Walker | NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryWoods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Steve Vance | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Christopher German | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Britney Schmidt | Cornell University
P42C. The Effects of Impact Cratering on Mafic Rocks and Minerals I eLightning
Steven Jaret | Stony Brook University
Melinda Rucks | Stony Brook University
Shawn Wright | Planetary Science Institute
P43A. Diagenesis on Mars and Clues from Terrestrial Systems II
Roger Wiens | Space Science and Applications
Sally Potter-McIntyre | Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Patrick Gasda | Los Alamos National Laboratory
P43B. Planetary Rings, Meteoroid and Dust Populations, and Effects I
Larry Esposito | University of Colorado at Boulder
Mihaly Horanyi | University of Colorado
Nicolas Lee | California Institute of Technology
P43C. The Significance of Late Accretion for Composition and Early Evolution of the Terrestrial Planets II
Harry Becker | Freie Universität Berlin
Doris Breuer | German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Thorsten Kleine | University of Münster
Kai Wuennemann | Museum fuer Naturkunde
P43D. The Interiors of Jupiter and Saturn in the Era of Juno and Cassini II Posters
David Stevenson | California Institute of Technology
Hao Cao | University of California Los Angeles
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
Luciano Iess | Sapienza University of Rome
P43E. Cassini's Legacy: Atmospheric, Magnetospheric, and Heliospheric Discovery II Posters
Omakshi Agiwal | Imperial College London
Aaron Studwell | University of Houston
Scott Edgington | Jet Propulsion Lab/Caltech
Abigail Rymer | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Mark Perry | JHU/APL--Space Dept
Kunio Sayanagi | Hampton University
P43F. Enceladus: A World Awaiting II Posters
Carolyn Porco | Space Science Institute
Julie Huber | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
P43G. Climate and Habitability of Rocky Planets in the Solar System and Beyond I Posters
Thaddeus Komacek | University of Arizona
Daniel Koll | Peking University
Sukrit Ranjan | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jade Checlair | University of Chicago
P43H. Impacts of Space Weather from the Sun and Active Stars on Atmospheric Evolution of Terrestrial (Exo)Planets I Posters
Shannon Curry | University of Colorado Boulder
Vladimir Airapetian | SEEC/NASA Goddard Space Flight Center & American University, DC
Yuni Lee | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Glyn Collinson | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
P43I. Mars Global Climate Modeling: From the Surface to the Exobase II Posters
Robert Haberle | NASA Ames Res Ctr
Vandana Jha | Colorado State University
P43J. Mars Planet-Encircling Dust Event of 2018 I Posters
Richard Zurek | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Leslie Tamppari | Jet Propulsion Lab/CALTECH
P43K. Processes in the Present-Day Atmosphere of Mars III Posters
Nicholas Heavens | Hampton University
Armin Kleinboehl | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Paul Hayne | University of Colorado, Boulder
Michael Liemohn | University of Michigan Ann Arbor
P43L. Unanswered Questions in Mars Atmospheric Science: What Future Observations Are Best Suited to Addressing Them? I Posters
Leslie Tamppari | JPL/NASA/Caltech
Nathaniel Livesey | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology (retired)
Donald Banfield | Cornell University
Scot Rafkin | Southwest Research Institute Boulder
P44A. Icarus Worlds: Exploring Hot Exoplanets and Planetary Satellites from Their Interiors to Their Exospheres I
Eric Lopez | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Prabal Saxena | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Katherine Garcia-Sage | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Jacob Richardson | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
P44B. Planetary Atmospheres and Evolution I
Robin Wordsworth | Harvard University
Cedric Gillmann | Royal Observatory of Belgium
Feng Tian | Tsinghua University
P51A. Mitigation and Consequences of Asteroid Impacts I eLightning
Catherine Plesko | Los Alamos National Laboratory
Michael Kelley | NASA Headquarters
Souheil Ezzedine | Univ California LLNL
Patrick Michel | UNS-CNRS-Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur
Brent Barbee | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Andrew Cheng | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
P51B. Observations of Planets Near and Far with Next-Generation Telescopes II
Giada Arney | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Heidi Hammel | Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy
P51C. The Use of Analogue Environments in Preparing for the Exploration and Characterization of Planetary Surfaces II
Kelsey Young | Arizona State University
Lauren Edgar | USGS
Patrick Whelley | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Jacob Bleacher | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
P51D. Characterizing Regolith and Subsurface Volatiles on Icy and Rocky Bodies I Posters
Jamie Molaro | Planetary Science Institute
Essam Heggy | Viterbi School of Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA
Cynthia Phillips | JPL/NASA/Caltech
P51E. Geology and Geophysics of Planetary Surfaces and Interiors: Methods, Modeling, and Missions I Posters
Ashley Davies | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Sarah Kruse | University of South Florida
Thomas McCord | Bear Fight Institute
Rebecca Ghent | Planetary Science Intitute
P51F. Planetary Atmospheres and Evolution II Posters
Robin Wordsworth | Harvard University
Cedric Gillmann | Royal Observatory of Belgium
Feng Tian | Tsinghua University
P51G. Radar Investigations of Planetary Surfaces and Subsurfaces I Posters
Dustin Schroeder | Stanford University
Gerald Patterson | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Lynn Carter | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Cyril Grima | University of Texas, Institute for Geophysics
P51H. Space Environments of Unmagnetized or Weakly Magnetized Solar System Bodies and the Effects of Space Weather on These Systems I Posters
Xiaohua Fang | University of Colorado at Boulder
Pierre Henri | Laboratoire de Physique et Chimie de l'Environnement et de l'Espace (LPC2E) - CNRS - Université d'Orléans
Christopher Fowler | Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California at Berkeley
Yingjuan Ma | University of California Los Angeles
P52A. Comparative Planetology and Biosignatures from the Solar System to the Exoplanets II
Cindy Young | NASA Langley Research Center
Michael Way | NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies
Noam Izenberg | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
P52B. Revealing the Origins of our Solar System and Its Organic Compounds Through Analysis of Meteorites and Related Planetary Materials I
Bradley De Gregorio | Currently at a Better Institution
Eric Parker | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Emma Bullock | Carnegie Institution for Science
Heather Graham | Center for Research and Exploration in Space Sciences and Technology/University of Maryland
P52C. Concepts for Future Planetary Science Missions I eLightning
Melissa Trainer | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Conor Nixon | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Charles Hibbitts | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Morgan Cable | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
P53A. Balloons in Earth and Planetary Sciences: Research, Applications, and Emerging Concepts II
Siddharth Krishnamoorthy | NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Tetsuya Yoshida | JAXA Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
Daniel Bowman | Sandia National Laboratories
Jean-Pierre Lebreton | University of Orleans
P53B. Characterizing Regolith and Subsurface Volatiles on Icy and Rocky Bodies II
Cynthia Phillips | JPL/NASA/Caltech
Jamie Molaro | Planetary Science Institute
Essam Heggy | Viterbi School of Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, USA
P53C. Icarus Worlds: Exploring Hot Exoplanets and Planetary Satellites from Their Interiors to Their Exospheres II Posters
Eric Lopez | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Prabal Saxena | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Katherine Garcia-Sage | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Jacob Richardson | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
P53D. Mitigation and Consequences of Asteroid Impacts II Posters
Catherine Plesko | Los Alamos National Laboratory
Doris Daou | NASA Ames Research Center
Souheil Ezzedine | Univ California LLNL
Patrick Michel | UNS-CNRS-Observatoire de la Cote d'Azur
Brent Barbee | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Andrew Cheng | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
P53E. Planetary Rings, Meteoroid and Dust Populations, and Effects II Posters
Mihaly Horanyi | University of Colorado
Larry Esposito | University of Colorado at Boulder
Nicolas Lee | California Institute of Technology
P53F. Planetary Science General Contributions I Posters
Conor Nixon | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Padma Yanamandra-Fisher | Space Science Institute
Michael Mischna | Jet Propulsion Laboratory
P53G. Revealing the Origins of Our Solar System and Its Organic Compounds Through Analysis of Meteorites and Related Planetary Materials II Posters
Eric Parker | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Bradley De Gregorio | Currently at a Better Institution
Emma Bullock | Carnegie Institution for Science
Heather Graham | Center for Research and Exploration in Space Sciences and Technology/University of Maryland
P54A. Climate and Habitability of Rocky Planets in the Solar System and Beyond II
Sukrit Ranjan | University of Arizona
Jade Checlair | University of Chicago
Daniel Koll | Peking UniversityMassachusetts Institute of Technology
Thaddeus Komacek | University of Arizona
P54B. Geology and Geophysics of Planetary Surfaces and Interiors: Methods, Modeling, and Missions II
Ashley Davies | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Sarah Kruse | University of South Florida
Thomas McCord | Bear Fight Institute
Rebecca Ghent | Planetary Science Intitute
P54C. Space Environments of Unmagnetized or Weakly Magnetized Solar System Bodies and the Effects of Space Weather on These Systems II
Christopher Fowler | Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California at Berkeley
Yingjuan Ma | University of California Los Angeles
Xiaohua Fang | University of Colorado at Boulder
Pierre Henri | Laboratoire de Physique et Chimie de l'Environnement et de l'Espace (LPC2E) - CNRS - Université d'Orléans
P54D. Concepts for Future Planetary Science Missions II eLightning
Melissa Trainer | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Conor Nixon | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Charles Hibbitts | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Morgan Cable | Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
DI33C. The Archean Earth and Its Venusian Analogue II Posters
Paul Byrne | Universities Space Research Association
Grant Euen | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Anne Davaille | CNRS / University Paris-Sud
Bradford Foley | Pennsylvania State University
Suzanne Smrekar | JPL/NASA/Caltech
EP13B. Planets as Experiments: Surface Processes in Extraterrestrial Environments I
Mathieu Lapotre | Stanford University
Marisa Palucis | Dartmouth College
Alexander Morgan | Smithsonian Institution
Ryan Ewing | Texas A&M University College Station
EP23F. Planets as Experiments: Surface Processes in Extraterrestrial Environments Posters
Mathieu Lapotre | Stanford University
Marisa Palucis | Dartmouth College
Alexander Morgan | Smithsonian Institution
Ryan Ewing | Texas A&M University College Station
G51E. Geodetic and Magnetic Investigations of Crust and Mantle of Earth and Other Planetary Bodies Posters
Alain Plattner | University of Alabama
Kevin Lewis | Princeton University
Christopher Harig | University of Arizona
GP12A. Planetary Magnetism and Core Processes I
Sonia Tikoo | Stanford University
Rona Oran | Univ of Michigan--AOSS
Douglas Hemingway | University of California Berkeley
Matthieu Laneuville | Tokyo Institute of Technology
GP21C. Planetary Magnetism and Core Processes II Posters
Douglas Hemingway | Carnegie Institution for Science Washington
Rona Oran | Univ of Michigan--AOSS
Sonia Tikoo | Stanford University
Matthieu Laneuville | Tokyo Institute of Technology
NG11A. Stochastic Modeling and Nonlinear Waves in Atmosphere, Ocean, Climate Dynamics, and Space Physics I
Aneesh Subramanian | University of Colorado at Boulder
Raffaele Marino | CNRS, École Centrale de Lyon
Cecile Penland | NOAA Earth System Research Laboratories, Physical Sciences Laboratory
Yoshiharu Omura | Kyoto University
PP51D. The K–Pg Mass Extinction and the Chicxulub Impact Crater Posters
Chris Lowery | University of Massachusetts
Sonia Tikoo | Stanford University
Gail Christeson | UTIG
Timothy Bralower | Pennsylvania State University Main Campus
PP54B. The K–Pg Mass Extinction and the Chicxulub Impact Crater II
Chris Lowery | University of Massachusetts
Timothy Bralower | Pennsylvania State University Main Campus
Sonia Tikoo | Stanford University
Gail Christeson | UTIG
SH31C. Collisionless Shock Waves in Astrophysical Plasmas Posters
Lynn Wilson | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Drew Turner | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Alessandro Retino | Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas
Ali Sulaiman | University of Minnesota
SH32C. The Interstellar Probe Mission: Study Findings and Next Steps I
Pontus Brandt | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Richard Mewaldt | Caltech
Kathleen Mandt | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Robert Wimmer-Schweingruber | University of Kiel
SH33C. The Interstellar Probe Mission: Study Findings and Next Steps Posters
Pontus Brandt | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Richard Mewaldt | Caltech
Kathleen Mandt | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Robert Wimmer-Schweingruber | University of Kiel
SH41D. Novel Measurement Techniques for Space Plasma in Heliophysics and Planetary Science Posters
Jason Gilbert | University of Michigan
John Bonnell | University of California, Berkeley
Keiichi Ogasawara | Southwest Research Institute
SM11A. Moon–Plasma Interactions Throughout the Solar System I
Lucas Liuzzo | Space Sciences Laboratory
Sean Hsu | University of Colorado
Lorenz Roth | KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Sven Simon | Georgia Institute of Technology Main Campus
SM23E. Magnetospheres in the Outer Solar System I Posters
Xianzhe Jia | University of Michigan
Chris Paranicas | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
George Hospodarsky | University of Iowa
SM23F. Moon–Plasma Interactions Throughout the Solar System II Posters
Lucas Liuzzo | Georgia Institute of Technology Main Campus
Sean Hsu | University of Colorado
Lorenz Roth | KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Sven Simon | Georgia Institute of Technology Main Campus
SM23G. Our Evolving Understanding of Auroral Processes and Magnetosphere Dynamics at Jupiter Through Juno and Earth-Based Observations II Posters
George Clark | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Masafumi Imai | University of Iowa
Robert Ebert | University of Texas at San Antonio
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
SM31A. Our Evolving Understanding of Auroral Processes and Magnetosphere Dynamics at Jupiter Through Juno and Earth-Based Observations I
George Clark | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Masafumi Imai | University of Iowa
Robert Ebert | University of Texas at San Antonio
Scott Bolton | Southwest Research Institute
SM52A. Magnetospheres in the Outer Solar System II
Xianzhe Jia | University of Michigan
George Hospodarsky | University of Iowa
Chris Paranicas | Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory