This article was adapted from the UCLA Newsroom. Kevin McKeegan professor of cosmochemistry in ...
Courtesy of Kevin McKeegan
Kevin McKeegan will be presented with the medal at a ceremony April 29 in Washington, D.C.
The Titan story is in the Planetary Radio podcast segment starting at 6:05 and ending at 34:15.
Graduate Student, UCLA Department ...
Join us for an engaging presentation and Q&A with UCLA EPSS Professor Emerita Margaret G. Kivelson, recipient of the 2017 Kuiper Prize of the American Astronomical Society for outstanding contributions to planetary science.
Professor Kivelson ...
Adapted From UCLA Newsroom
Photo: John Vande Wege/UCLA
J. William Schopf and Anatoliy B. Kudryavtsev from UCLA's Department of Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences and colleagues from the University of Wisconsin analyzed the microorganisms ...
On December 5, 2017, EPSS alumnus Nathan Myhrovld presented a seminar at UCLA about his analysis of asteroid sizes and other properties. You can find a videorecording of the talk at the bottom of ...
This article was originally published here
Courtesy of ISS Expedition 7 Crew, EOL, NASA
Researchers found that the Earth’s atmosphere contains more of a rare nitrogen molecule than can be accounted for by geochemical processes ...
The Fall 2017 edition of the EPSS newsletter is available online. It includes many stories that describe our activities over the past few months. Happy reading!
Dr. Mackenzie Day, a sedimentary geologist and planetary scientist, will join EPSS as an assistant professor in July, 2018. Mackenzie received her BS in geology from Caltech and completed her PhD at the University of ...
By Jim Collins, originally posted Here
Using Argonne's Mira supercomputer, researchers are developing advanced models to study magnetic field generation on the Earth, Jupiter, and the Sun at an unprecedented level of detail. A better ...