Planetary Volatiles Laboratory

The motto of my favorite journal brand, Leuchtturm1917, is "Denken mit der hand" or thinking with the hand. I'm not the only m...

This week, PhD student Diana Hayes takes a look at how we communicate with spacecraft dispersed throughout the solar system. Given the numbe...

Writing is a key part of being a researcher of any kind. It's not enough to do the work, take the data or make the discovery. It's n...

Providing graduate students with a range of experiences is a key part of helping them figure out what they want to do and where they want to...

An image of our ABB methane detector deployed at Gypsum Hill on Axel-Heiberg Island in Nunavut. Alex's work here showed that the variabi...

An image (Figure 1, courtesy of Elisa) of one of the many buildings which housed the 2024 American Geophysical Union Conference in December ...

I can't emphasize this enough: Science is a team sport! Collaborations are key to all that we accomplish at PVL. Often, the effort of tr...

 Dr. Charissa Campbell, at York University's fall convocation with a member of the PVL class of 2050. by Dr. Charissa Campbell ...

 Two of the lab's PhD students have just published analysis on how Martian clouds interact with sunlight in companion papers over in th...