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And if you want to learn more about the faculty mentors, ongoing work, and facilities available to 51 Peg b fellows at @LifeAtPurdue, you can do that here: eaps.purdue.edu/research/51peg…

Information on how to apply, application components, all host institutions, what fellows are offered, etc. can be found on the @HSFdn fellowship landing page here: hsfoundation.org/programs/scien…

ICYMI: Purdue University is now a host site for the 51 Pegasi b Postdoctoral Fellowship! 17 faculty mentors from @PurdueEAPS & @PurduePhysAstro pursuing amazing research in planetary astronomy - myself included for planetary atmos inclined - have been identified. More info in 🧵

The wind gusts are devastating. Truly a hurricane of fire. Video: @stuartpalley

Nitrogen is only ~3% of the atmosphere of Venus, but it holds clues to its past: the abundance can be explained only if there was a period of active tectonics, which lasted >1 Gyr before transitioning into the current stagnant lid. @PlanetaryGeodyn et al.: nature.com/articles/s4155…

Simulations produced by a Brown-led research team suggest the scorching hot and barren planet Venus may have once had tectonic plate movements similar to those believed to have occurred on early Earth. brnw.ch/21wDTBd

An exciting new study led by DEEPS researchers explores the connection between Venus's current atmosphere and surface pressure, shedding light on ancient plate tectonics. @NatureAstronomy @alexjayevans @Dan_E_Ibarra @avblanch

Scientists make the case that the Venus may have had plate tectonics making it more hospitable to life. Dr. Alexandria Johnson, of @PurdueEAPS, is part of the research team discussed in this @nytimes article. @avblanch #thenextgiantleap bit.ly/3scUGjZ

Been sitting on this news for a hot second, but as of today your girl is a **tenure track** Assistant Professor @PurdueEAPS! Beyond excited to continue our exploration of clouds in planetary atmos & so very grateful for the support network that never stopped cheering me on.

Purdue’s footprint on the #NASA SSERVI team selection is certain to produce our next giant leaps on the surface of the Moon. 4 professors from @PurdueEAPS are chosen by @NASA to conduct lunar research. #thenextgiantleap #boilerup Read about it here: ➡️bit.ly/3pE556Z

Cloud computing and blue-sky thinking: An atmospheric scientist illuminates the science of clouds in Earth’s sky and beyond @avblanch @PurdueEAPS loom.ly/aaM6O2k

Many congratulations to @ColinDHamill1 who passed his preliminary exam with flying colors and is now a Ph.D. Candidate! BRAVO 👏 We in the @JohnsonCloudLab never doubted your success and are so very proud of you!!

Great job Mariana!!! 👏🎉

Full program for the conference can be found here purdue.edu/undergrad-rese…

The Cloud Labs ✨very own Mariana Aguilar✨ will be presenting her work on clouds in the ancient lunar atmosphere as part of the @PurdueOUR Spring research conference! Stop by STEW 214D TODAY at 3 PM to learn more 🌧️🌚

Recent awardees of the @NSF GRFP from @PurdueEAPS are Santa Lucía Pérez Cortes (right), Lissete Melendez (middle), and Giovanni Bacon (left). @_slperez and @PlanetaryLis were awarded this year, and Giovanni was awarded 2022. We are so proud of our students! #boilerup

At #ACSSpring2023? Want to learn how the @JohnsonCloudLab works towards understanding (exo)planetary atmospheres in the lab? Stop by Room 132 @ 3:55 pm today! ☁️🌍🌒🪐✨

Our next expert speaker is Colin Hamill, PhD student at @PurdueEAPS. He performs research in the CLOUD Lab and will discuss #exoplanet research at @LifeAtPurdue. Please join us as we #UnfoldTheUniverse. Learn more: adobe.ly/3P4obKA #boilerup #jameswebb #thenextgiantleap

Tonight at 6 PM (Eastern) our very own @ColinDHamill1 will be chatting about the @JohnsonCloudLab's efforts to understand clouds in exoplanet atmospheres as part of the @PurduePhysAstro JWST First Light event. Join in virtually at the link below! ☁️☁️☁️express.adobe.com/page/gdzxu7vZ0…