Kris Klein studies fundamental plasma phenomena that governs the dynamics of systems within our heliosphere as well as more distant astrophysical bodies.

At LPL, Angela looks forward to developing the next generation of seismometers to explore the Solar System.

Dr. Bray's research focus is impact cratering, channel formation, fracturing and landscape evolution on a variety of planetary bodies.

The Nier Prize is awarded to young scientists for outstanding research in meteoritics.

Professor Griffith transitions to emeritus faculty.

Kelsey Hanson (Anthropology) and Anton Samoylov (Chemical Engineering) were selected for the Hitachi Scholarship in Electron Microscopy for generating cutting-edge research and publications in electron microscopy.

Searra is beginning her second year as a graduate student at LPL.

Comet 238p/Read discovered by LPL SPACEWATCH® program.

In her role as Executive Assistant for the OSIRIS-REx management team, Nancy provides administrative, technical, and logistical support for the mission team.

The Department of Planetary Sciences wrapped up the academic year with a count of 23 undergraduate minors in Planetary Sciences and 29 in Astrobiology—get to know two of the spring graduates.