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Raising funds for students studying planetary habitability!
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Sean Gulick
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Sean Gulick
@SeanGulick
Research Professor for @UTGeophysics and @txgeosciences.
Austin, TX Beigetreten Nisan 2017
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An example of the cool research being supported by the Center for Planetary Systems Habitability. habitability.utexas.edu/meet-the-Mars-… if you would like to support us go here: 40for40.utexas.edu/giving-day/583…
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Six hours into our 40 hours of fundraising for students studying Planetary Habitability and raised almost $1k. Here is the link if you would like to help!
40for40.utexas.edu/giving-day/583…
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The UT Center for Planetary Systems Habitability is raising money for student research fellowships for students and travel funds to present findings at science conferences.
You can support student research too with a 40 for Forty gift for CPSH here:
40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
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Less than 12 hours left to help us raise funds for student travel grants!
Your gift will help students present their research at the biggest sciences conferences, and give their careers a boost! #UT40for40 👾🤘 40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
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Just a few hours left and we need your help! If you haven’t contributed to the Center for Planetary Systems Habitability #UT40for40 please consider doing so, and help us fund more student research fellowships and travel grants. 👾🤘 40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
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Only a few hours left on the UT 40 for 40 campaign to support students in planetary habitability. We would love your help!
University of Texas Institute for Geophysics@UTGeophysics
Last month, a CPSH student travel grant helped @OdenInstitute grad student Afzal Shadab present research at LSPC. Help us fund more student travel grants in planetary habitability science, give today! #UT40for40 👾🤘 40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
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See the very cool opportunities that arise from funding student research! Would love to do this more with your support. See the links below.
University of Texas Institute for Geophysics@UTGeophysics
Earlier this year, Emily Bamber a grad student @txgeosciences, published research showing that water ran on Mars far longer than previously thought. Your #UT40for40 gift for the Center for Planetary Systems Habitability can fund more student research 👾🤘40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
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Earlier this year, Emily Bamber a grad student @txgeosciences, published research showing that water ran on Mars far longer than previously thought.
Your #UT40for40 gift for the Center for Planetary Systems Habitability can fund more student research 👾🤘40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
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habitability.utexas.edu has an easy link for giving to student fellowships and travel grants for this years’ UT 40for40 campaign
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40 Hours for the Forty Acres is underway! Help us raise money for student research through the UT Center for Planetary Systems Habitability. Give now! #UT40for40 👾🤘
40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
@txgeosciences @mcdonaldobs @TexasScience
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Today is the first day of the UT 40 hour campaign and we are raising money for student fellowships and travel in the broad area of planetary habitability. Please consider giving to the next generation of great minds! 40for40.utexas.edu/giving-day/460…
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Where did the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs come from? Watch our "podcast movie" to track the asteroid back to its origins in space, and to the moment of impact. Our guide is @SeanGulick, who drilled into the impact crater itself. Listen & Subscribe: buff.ly/37bOaiM
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Ramping up to support students studying planetary habitability! 40for40.utexas.edu/amb/planetary-…
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NEXT WEEK: We're calling on the Jackson School community to come together and support undergraduate research during 40 for Forty! 🤘
Stay tuned for fundraising challenges and opportunities that can help students get the most out of your gift.
40for40.utexas.edu
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I like this re-creation of the end-Cretaceous.
Massimo@Rainmaker1973
Among the results you can get from dropping an atlas stone over a trampoline from 45 m and filming in slow motions, there's also a nice visualization of Newton's first law: an object will remain at rest, unless acted on by a net external force [source: buff.ly/3bg5CjP]
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This is going to be an awesome expedition! Very exciting science to be done. Consider applying to sail and attend the webinar.
U.S. Scientific Ocean Drilling@US_SciOD
Interested in joining the science party for #IODP Exp 397 Iberian Margin Paleoclimate on JR? Sign up for the webinar (10/19 @ 2pm EDT) to learn more: bit.ly/3mvEuDH
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We would play to win and choose the Diatom, Trigonium dobreeanum var. novazealandiae 🔺🪡
Happy #NationalFossilDay
IODP at Texas A&M@JRSO_IODP
Happy #NationalFossilDay! Choose your honeycomb Dalgon cookie! Extra points if you identify the fossil! If you are up for more of a challenge, check out the 🧵 for more. #Microfossils @MicropalaeoSoc #SquidGamememes #JRSO #IODP @NSF
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