April 26, 2018_______________________________________________________________
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Mars vs. the Moon: Observations, visualizations, and the future of human exploration in space
Dr. Erica Jawin |
March 18-19, 2017_______________________________________________________________
February 15-16, 2017_____________________________________________________________
December 12-16, 2016____________________________________________________________
November 15-17, 2016____________________________________________________________
SSERVI Water on the Moon Meeting
November 15-16, 2016____________________________________________________________
Arizona-JAXA Workshop: Small Planetary Missions Workshop
University of Arizona, Tucson [JAXA invited reviewer]
October 17, 2016________________________________________________________________
Optical Society of America, ‘Global Women of Light” symposium sponsored by Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Entrepreneurship [WiSTEE], Rochester NY[invited participation, PI Pieters]
October 10-14, 2016______________________________________________________________
The Seventh Moscow Solar System Symposium (7M-S3)
Moscow, Russia [7 oral; 8 poster presentations]; participation in Luna 25 site selection meeting; Invited planetary perspective presentation at the US Embassy by CoI Head
September 26-28, 2016___________________________________________________________
Geological Society of America
Denver, CO; three invited talks; special session honoring D. Dyar [Gilbert Award]
August 31, 2016_________________________________________________________________
Exploration Architecture for Phobos and Deimos
Briefing to NASA Technical Integration Forum by A. Deutsch and J.W. Head, Science
August 17-19, 2016_______________________________________________________________
Planetary Cratering Consortium
Hosted at SEEED/Brown University
July 30-August 6, 2016____________________________________________________________
COSPAR
Istanbul, Turkey [CANCELLED]
July 20-22, 2016_________________________________________________________________
SSERVI Exploration Science Forum
Ames, Mountain View, CA [13 abstracts]
July 18-19, 2016_________________________________________________________________
Third International Conference on the Exploration of Phobos and Deimos
Ames, Mountain View, CA [4 abstracts]
July 17, 2016___________________________________________________________________
Resource Prospector Site and Traverse Planning Workshop
June 1-18, 2016_________________________________________________________________
Visit to Chinese universities and institutions
SEEED Co-I J.W. Head
(visit followed Brown President Paxson's visit to China)
May 24-26, 2016_________________________________________________________________
New Views of the Moon II, Houston, TX
SEEED PI & CoIs are leads in two chapters
Thursday, May 5, 2016____________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Anton Ermakov, MIT
"What do we learn about Ceres from the Dawn gravity and shape data?"
12noon, Lincoln Field Building, room 209
Phobos Special Workshop, Italian Embassy
Thursday, April 28, 2016___________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Lars Borg, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
“Young Lunar Volcanism”
12noon, Lincoln Field Building, room 209
Saturday and Sunday, March 19-20, 2016_____________________________________________
Thursday, March 17, 2016_________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Min Ding, MIT
“Target Porosity Controls Crater Residual Bouguer Anomaly in the Lunar Highlands”
12noon, Lincoln Field Building, room 209
SSERVI Video Conference with high school students at several locations throughout Mexico
J.W. Head (Brown) and Pedro Munive (UNAM)
February 29-March 4, 2016________________________________________________________
EuroMoon: Lunar Surface Composition and Processes Workshop, ISSI, Bern, Switzerland
C.M. Pieters
Thursday, January 28, 2016________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Caleb Fassett, Mt. Holyoke
"Using Crater Degradation to Assess Landform Evolution Rates on the Moon and Mercury".
12noon, Lincoln Field Building, room 209
Thursday, April 30, 2015__________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Dan Moriarty,
"The Humboldtianum Basin"
Saturday, April 11, 2015___________________________________________________________
Thursday, April 2, 2015___________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Alexander Basilevsky,
"Survival times of meter-sized rock boulders on the surface of airless bodies"
Saturday-Sunday, March 14-15, 2015________________________________________________
Tuesday, March 10, 2015__________________________________________________________
SSERVI MIT-Brown Lunar Impact Cratering Workshop:
10:00 AM-6:00 PM, MIT, Green Building, Room 517.
Brown SSERVI participants Jim Head, David Baker, and Ross Potter travel to MIT for a past, present and future Lunar Impact Cratering Workshop, with Maria Zuber, Jason Soderblom, Katarina Miljkovic, Brandon C. Johnson and others. The Workshop involves individual presentations on recent/current work, datasets, models, tools, techniques, and an afternoon session on future problems and continuing collaborations. The SSERVI MIT-Brown Lunar Impact Cratering Workshop is anchored by a Noon Departmental Seminar by SSERVI-SEEED Postdoc Ross Potter on Impact Basin Modeling.
Wednesday, March 5, 2015________________________________________________________
SSERVI-SEEED Seminar at MIT: 16.83 Space Systems Engineering Class: Maria Zuber and Jim Head. "Engineering" Scientific Exploration of the Moon.
Invited by MIT Aero-Astro Professor Kerri Cahoy, Professor Zuber presented the major outstanding problems for future exploration of the Moon, and Professor Head described the Science and Engineering Synergism (SES) that is necessary to optimize the scientific return from lunar exploration, using his experience in the Apollo Lunar Exploration Program as an example. The class consists of ~40 undergraduates with graduate mentors who are working on a project for the NASA CubeQuest Challenge, the Lunar Derby competion where the goal is to take a 6U Cubesat from an ~26,000 km Earth orbit drop-off point from the SLS to lunar orbit within 365 days. The seminar was very successful with an extended discussion period lasting well after formal class time.
Thursday, February 19, 2015_______________________________________________________
Friday, January 30, 2015________________________________________________________
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Special SSERVI Seminar
4 PM, Lincoln Field 105.
Professor Rick Fleeter, the father of small satellites and microspacecraft, a key advocate for science and engineering synergism at large, and in our work at Brown, will speak on "The Chasm", referring generally to the abyss between good ideas and implementation/success. |
Thursday, January 29, 2015________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Katarina Miljkovic, MIT
"New views of lunar impact basin from numerical impact modeling and GRAIL data"
Thursday, January 22, 2015________________________________________________________
SSERVI Seminar: Kevin Stacey, Brown Media Relations
"The New Media: How to Make Important Science Results Gain Maximum Exposure"
Thursday, December 11, 2014______________________________________________________
Jason Soderblom, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lunar Crustal Porosity and Impact Cratering
Lincoln Field Building, room 209, 12:00 noon
Tuesday, December 2, 2014_______________________________________________________
Dr. Brandon Johnson, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Formation of the Orientale Lunar Multi-Ring Basin
3pm, Lincoln Field Building, room 105
Brandon uses numerical models to study impact cratering and impact processes. Currently he is working on shear localization and the formation of lunar multi-ring basins with a focus on understanding their gravity signature. He is also modeling the formation of chondrules by impacts. Other interests include impacts in extra-solar systems; the formation of distal impact ejecta; impact jetting; spallation; the reduction of friction during long run-out landslides and earthquakes; and other geophysical problems such as the breakup of comet ISON.
Thursday, November 13, 2014______________________________________________________
David Lawrence, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Polar Volatiles on the Moon and Mercury
Lincoln Field Building, room 209, 12:00 Noon
Thursday, August 14, 2014_________________________________________________________
Carle Pieters, Brown Univeristy
The Lunar Crust and Mantle: Remote Sensing Evidence for Structure and Mineralogy
Lincoln Field Building, room 105, 12 Noon to 2 PM
Saturday, April 5, 2014____________________________________________________________
Friday, April 4, 2014______________________________________________________________
Professor Rick Fleeter, Brown Engineering
What you must know to manage development of your space system
4pm, Lincoln Field Building, room 105
March 15-16, 2014______________________________________________________________
Thursday, March 6, 2014__________________________________________________________
Monthly Brown University-Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster Telecon
-Jan-Hendrik Pasckert: Mare basalts in and around the South Pole-Aitken Basin.
February 19-20, 2014____________________________________________________________
Thursday, February 6, 2014_______________________________________________________
Carle Pieters,
Overview of the Brown/MIT SEEED Initiative and Opportunities
Lunch Bunch, 12 noon, Brown University, Lincoln Field Building, room 209
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