Assistant Professor @PurdueEAPS 👩🏼💻🌕🌋 First Gen: Brown ‘14, WashU ‘20 🐻 D1 🥎 (PRIZE-uhl, she/her, views=own)
Joined October 2015
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13 Dec 2023
“The principle of mass balance is simply: some of it, plus the rest of it, equals all of it.”—Stormer, Jr. and Nicholls (1978)
Our mass balance calculator "LIME" is officially published! 🍋💻
Prissel, Olive, and Krawczynski (2023) G-cubed open access: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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9 Jul 2025
We have several staff positions open in our Amy Instrumentation Facility. Check them out: chem.purdue.edu/facultyopeni…
#chemjobs
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29 May 2025
Practice makes permanent!! 💪🏻
Artemis analog tests are critical to the success of future crewed lunar exploration. This video has great footage depicting how the team of astronauts, scientists, and engineers is preparing for our return to the Moon! 🌖#WeAreGoing
27 May 2025
Boot Camp for the Moon 🧑🚀
@NASA_Astronauts and @NASAArtemis teams on the ground prepare and train for future crewed missions to the Moon by practicing moonwalks in the Arizona desert! The lunar-like landscape allows teams on Earth to complete technology demonstrations, hardware checkouts, and more. Watch the full-length video: go.nasa.gov/4jkKBG0
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10 May 2025
For the first time since 1997, Brown Softball will be headed to the NCAA Tournament!
The Bears go 3-0 with victories over Princeton (2x) and Columbia to win the 2025 Ivy Tournament Championship
#EverTrue
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28 Mar 2025
Honored to play any role in this effort! I appear in tiny sprinkles throughout the full length video 🥰🌖
Let’s return to the Moon!!!
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Join us for the next session of How to Become Part of the NASA Planetary Sample Science Community on Nov. 13. The session, Description of NASA’s PSEF program and the ARES National Facility for Astromaterials Research, includes a presentation and Q&A. ow.ly/rUs650Tx6Ia
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We are accepting applications for the 2025 Summer Intern Program! This program provides students with an opportunity to perform cutting-edge research, learn from widely respected planetary scientists, and discover exciting careers in planetary science. ow.ly/tKBk50TwNAf
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6 Nov 2024
An international collab of scientists led by Marissa Tremblay, of @PurdueEAPS, determined the age of minerals in the Lafayette #meteorite and say it was formed when there was liquid water on #Mars. purduesci.com/4hFpuyT
#thenextgiantleap
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2 Nov 2024
The department that tailgates together, wins together! @PurdueEAPS @LifeAtPurdue
ALT EAPS peeps tailgating with lots of donuts
ALT Mariana and Sedi playing cornhole
ALT Mike and Stephanie in Purdue striped overalls
ALT The group hanging out
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AGC is planning to open for submission in January 2025!
In order to plan our initial workload, please register your interest in submitting your work to AGC using this form:
forms.gle/GHHmHioBdRSijPas7
note that registering interest is not a pre-requisite for submission.
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11 Oct 2024
We had a great week at #DPS56!
I’m so proud of our research group and will note PhD student @KrisLaferriere is on the post doc market and undergrad student @Kyleshaquill_ will be applying to grad schools this year! 👀👀🪐🛰️😀
Thanks for hosting us, Boise!
ALT Kris presenting on their work looking at temporal changes in hydration signatures
ALT Kyleshaquill at the podium for his talk on mass wasting on Enceladus
ALT Kaustub, Emerson, and myself rocking out to Pink Pony Club at Open Mic Night
ALT State Capitol building in Boise
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7 Oct 2024
Experimental Constraints on the Origin of the Lunar High-Ti Basalts. buff.ly/3XU7g3q High‐Ti lunar basalts can be produced experimentally by a simple melting process of a hybrid lunar cumulate mantle with nonmodal ilmenite/ clinopyroxene.
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Do you love reading papers and learning new things? Good with your grammar and spelling? We are still looking to recruit members for the copyediting team. Be part of the team responsible for transforming accepted manuscripts into ready-to-publish articles. forms.gle/LJZRstuhwhoJuotf8
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How to Become Part of the NASA Planetary Sample Science Community is a series of virtual sessions scheduled for November 6, 13, and 20. Each session will consist of presentations and a live question-and-answer session. Learn more: ow.ly/6L4P50Tx6kr
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27 Sep 2024
First semester on the tenure-track feeling a little like this. Soaking in the technicolor and preparing for the journey ahead. 🌈🌪️
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16 Sep 2024
urKREEP is a hypothetical component from the last dregs of lunar magma ocean crystallization but never found as a rock type. Ever wonder what it might be? with @charlier_b, @OlivierNamur, and coauthors, here is what we found in our new EPSL paper: 1/8
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19 Sep 2024
In partnership with @JAXA_en, Japan will design, develop, and operate a pressurized rover for crewed and uncrewed exploration during the @NASAArtemis campaign, starting with the Artemis VII mission. 🌕
The pressurized rover will enable astronauts to travel farther and conduct science in geographically diverse areas by serving as a mobile habitat and laboratory for crew to live and work for extended periods of time. Learn more here: go.nasa.gov/3XrAZ3w
ALT A model of the Pressurized lunar rover is seen during a briefing discussing the historic agreement signed April 9th at NASA Headquarters, between the United States and Japan to advance sustainable human exploration of the Moon, Wednesday, April 10, 2024, at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) offices in Washington. Under the agreement, Japan will design, develop, and operate a pressurized rover for crewed and uncrewed exploration on the Moon. NASA will provide the launch and delivery of the rover to the Moon as well as two Japanese astronaut missions to the lunar surface. Photo Credit: Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)
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