UA will be providing the seismic sensors for the LEMS instrument package.
This month I will begin my new role as Assistant Research Professor at the University Arizona, Lunar and Planetary Lab!
My 4th paper from my postdoc is available, open access in EPSL. We discuss how we can constrain Encealdus' ice shell thickness variation using difference aspects of surface waves.
I'll be giving a seminar at Geogia Tech's Earth and Atmospheric Science Department.
I'll be attending in-person in Chicago. Check out my virtual poster!
I'll be giving two seminars at UA today. One for the lunar and planetary lab at noon, and a second for the seismology and geophysics group at the geosciences department at 3 pm.
I'll be the colloquium in the geosciences department at Penn State.
My 3rd postdoc paper is now available, open access, in PSJ. The paper discusses how methane clathrates affect the thermal and seismic profile of Titan.
I am now with the USGS Earthquake Science Center! I'm excited to begin research on induced seismicity near geothermal sites and what small arrays can tell us.
My second postdoc paper is now available in Earth and Space Sciences. Seismic Detection of Euroquakes Originating From Europa's Silicate Interior
I'll be in person at the AbSciCon meeting. I'll be chairing the planetary geophysics session and presenting my work on euroquakes.
I'll be in-person at the SSA meeting. Come check out the planetary seismology session and my poster on Euroquakes!
I'll be in-person this week to chat about InSight's Diversity and Inclusion efforts and new results for Titan.
The last paper from my PhD work in now available, open access, through Earth and Space Sciences. The Detection of Seismicity on Icy Ocean Worlds by Single-Station and Small-Aperture Seismometer Arrays
I'll be visiting the Earth and Environment Department to chat about planetary seismology and the future of seismic exploration.
I'll be visiting the Geosciences Department to chat about planetary seismology and the future of seismic exploration.
I'll be (virtually) giving the Earth and Planetary Sciences Department's Seminar this week!
I'll be visiting the Geology and Geophysics Department to chat about planetary seismology and the future of seismic exploration.
I will be virtually attending AGU this week. Check out the session on planetary geophysics I'll be convening. Missed my poster? Check it out here
Here I discuss the geophysical instruments and technology that will help us explore potentially habitable worlds.
The InSight team has found the martian core! Read about the details here
My newest paper, The Deployment of the Seismometer to Investigate Ice and Ocean Structure (SIIOS) in Northwest Greenland: An Analog Experiment for Icy Ocean World Seismic Deployments, is now available through Seismological Research Letters.
This week I'll be attending LPSC virtually. Come check out my poster here, I discuss how clathrates on Titan can influence the thermal and seismic profiles of the surface ice shell
Our paper from 2019's PSSS is now available. In this paper we discuss how a New Frontier's class mission could explore an intersteller object (ISO) or a long period comet (LPC).
I will be presenting the latest work from my postdoc during Wednesday evening's session on the Geophysics of Ocean Worlds
Second paper on lunar seismology is now available here! This paper reviews instrumentation and data collected from the Apollo seismometers.
Starting in June, I will begin my new role as postdoctoral researcher at JPL! I'm excited to continue working on icy ocean world seismology and the InSight mission to Mars.
I'm happy to announce that I have passed my thesis defense! Thank you to my advisor, as well as my friends and family for their support.
Our Data Mine paper is now available!
I'll be presenting my latest work on ambient seismicity at AGU's Fall Meeting. My poster will appear at P53D 3478 on Friday. Not at AGU on Friday? Come find me during the week and I can show you the poster on my laptop.
Our paper " Lunar Seismology: An Update on Interior Structure Models " is now available on https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11214-019-0613-y#enumeration.
Denizens Brewing Co. in Riverdale will be hosting me and another scientists for the National Academies of Science, Two Scientists walk into a Bar program. Come ask me questions over a pint of beer!
I'll be giving an IRIS webinar on the InSight mission. Register and watch live, or check it out on the IRIS youtube channel.
Come hear me discuss the past, present, and future of planetary seismology.
I'll be attending the JPL PSSS in Pasadena, CA. This exciting opportunity has allowed me to work with other early career planetary scientists and engineers. We will be writing a New Horizons style proposal for a mission to an Interstellar Object or Long-period Comet.
Thank you to UMD and the Geology Department for this award. The recognition and financial support is greatly appreciated.
Come by today to hear me talk about Earthquakes, the InSight Mission, and how seismology can be used to explore our own planet and solar system. I'll be in the Geology Hall on the 2nd floor.
Thank you to the SSA for awarding me $1325 to attend the 15th InSight Science Team Meeting in Paris!
I'll be in Washington DC learning how to properly communicate with the media and general public. I'm excited to meet my cohorts and plan the next year of science communication.
I'll be attending LPSC this week where I'll be presenting my poster at Tuesday night's poster session. Come check it out!
I'm excited to announce I'll be part of the 2019 Class of Voices for Science media/public communications track. For the next year I'll be learning how to better communicate science with the media. Stay tuned for some exciting science communications!
This week I'll be in Pasadena for the 14th InSight Team Meeting. I'm looking forward to the science discussions. On Thursday I'll be presenting results of a blindtest with Renee Weber and Raphael Garcia. Go InSight!
I'll be giving a talk at the next Geological Society of Washington (GSW) meeting. The talk will be on using Greenland as an analog site to study Ocean Worlds. For details on the meeting time and location see GSW's homepage.