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HiRISE social media feeds go Latin

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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Could OSIRIS-REx resource studies lead to the next gold rush?

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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Plumes of Saturn's Enceladus vary predictably, VIMS data show

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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Dolores Hill and Target Asteroids! program engage amateur astronomers

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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2013 Shoemaker Award to Bill Hartmann

Congratulations to LPL alumnus (1966) William K. Hartmann, recipient of the 2013 Shoemaker Distinguished Lunar Scientist Award. Bill is Senior Scientist at the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson. The press release for the Shoemaker award describes some of Bill's many distinguished accomplishments:

2013 Fall Alumni News

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Eric Christensen talks about Russian meteor strike, asteroids science and OSIRIS-REx

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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Storms on Uranus, Neptune, confined to upper atmosphere, Hubbard and Showman show

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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HiRISE reveals hundreds of new Mars impacts each year

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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Spring 2013 GTA Award to Tony Nottke

Tony Nottke is the recipient of the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award for Spring 2013. Tony earned the award for his work as a GTA for Professor Hal Larson's PTYS 170A1 course. He is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Chemistry, with a minor in Planetary Sciences.

2013 Fall Graduate Student News

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HiRISE Mars photos capture unexpected views of red planet

2013 Fall Recent LPL Headlines

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