Co-authored a paper on simulations of gas transport in volcanic tuff from a chemical explosion 🧪🪨⚒️. Great work by @johnportiz14.bsky.social and the rest of the multilab team. doi.org/10.1038/s415...
🚨9 Days left for #AGU25 abstracts!🚨
Is your research related to exploring the martian subsurface/ interior? Look no further than the #NewMarsUnderground! Abstract submission deadline is 30July 2025.
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🚨Call for #AGU25 abstracts!🚨
Is your research related to exploring the martian subsurface/ interior? Look no further than the #NewMarsUnderground! Abstract submission deadline is 30July 2025. Link to the session:
agu.confex.com/agu/agu25/pr...
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To follow up on this, the process was pleasant and highly expedient!
Just over one month from submission to publication.
🚨 New short article! 🚨
We determined that underground methane, if present at Jezero crater, could be collected by Perseverance drilled cores at certain times/seasons. However, sample tubes would need to be capped faster than is correctly done to preserve pore gases. #Mars
bit.ly/4nnLZv3
Does anyone have experience publishing in Icarus "Notes"? The format seems appropriate for what I'm thinking, but I've just never published that type of article before. #PlanetarySci #Mars #Publishing
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🚨 New Year, New Article! 🚨
Gas diffusion-adsorption in zeolitic rocks behaves counter-intuitively when partially saturated. This has implications for radionuclide transport monitoring, and possibly even methane transport on Mars.
doi.org/10.1016/j.je...
Best surprise on the 1am drive home from airport after #AGU24 was a prime viewing of the Gemini meteor shower!
My first time as a session chair at #AGU24 was a great success! Turns out a lot of people care about subsurface processes on Mars!
It's that very special time of year... #AGU24!
For all Martians interested in Mars, sample return, subsurface processes, and exploration missions don't miss our oral and poster sessions tomorrow!
The New Mars Underground: Fluids, Volatiles, and the Future of Mars Exploration
bit.ly/3VvARzI
neat 😊
The morning before I was to fly out to Baltimore to begin my PhD at Hopkins, my wife pointed out the window and said "a chipmunk eating a flower!". In my hurried excitement to see it, I spilled coffee all over my laptop, killing it on the spot.
Horrid timing – I definitely feel your pain!
Could I be added as well? I studied subsurface processes on Mars for my PhD and am working on Titan and Mars topics in my postdoc. Thanks!