Planetary Volatiles Laboratory

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

TA-ships and what they can offer in return

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 As part of this post, Jasmeer has sent along the view from his desk (pictured above). By Jasmeer Sangha Part of becoming a gr...
Monday, November 21, 2016

The Not-So-Obvious Benefits of Undergraduate Research

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In 2014, the members of PVL took part in a photo shoot to promote the lab and science at York. We had to get a little creat...
Sunday, November 6, 2016

Goodbye Mars, Hello Moon

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Congrats to Jake on completing all requirements for his MSc! Tomorrow I sign off officially on his thesis revisions, paving the way for h...

A test of teaching and phobias of public speaking

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 While I was in Switzerland this past week , I asked my Postdoctoral Fellows, Dr. Christina Smith and Dr. Abdelkrim Toumi, to cover my ...
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Saturday, October 22, 2016

An Opportunity to Expand my Curiosity of Mars

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An example of the X-ray spectra you’d see from a supermassive black hole vs. the one our new MSc Student Charissa Campbell ...

An Experimental Life

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Abdelkrim Toumi is a new postdoctoral fellow here in the Lab who started with us in September. Originally from Corsica,...
Thursday, September 29, 2016

The Final Planetary Science Short Course

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Over the past few years members of the PVL have been attending the Planetary Science Short Course taught at Western University (full dis...
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