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The Planetary Sciences and Remote Sensing research group at the Institute of Geological Sciences at the FU Berlin participates in various experiments in space missions of ESA, NASA and JAXA like
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particular, the Automation and Robotics Laboratories. The Laboratories have a long heritage in the field of planetary and orbital robotics, as well as in human-robot interaction aspects of teleoperated
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planetary atmospheres. The Section also initiates and manages a wide range of related modelling, software and hardware R&D activities. You are encouraged to visit the ESA website: https://www.esa.int/ Field(s
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Missouri University of Science and Technology | Rolla, Missouri | United States | about 23 hours ago
are not limited to, tectonophysics, geodynamics, geomagnetism, geodesy, planetary geophysics, and applied geophysics (e.g., exploration, “critical zone”, lithospheric structure). Applicants using modern
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The Planetary Science and Remote Sensing research group at the Institute of Geological Sciences at the FU Berlin is participating in NASA's Europa Clipper mission through their involvement in
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of low temperature molecular ices frozen out on interstellar dust grains in regions where new stars and planetary systems are formed. Interpreting these observations requires a deeper understanding of the fundamental
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processes that have and continue to shape our world and other planetary bodies. The Department is committed to fostering an environment where individuals from all backgrounds can grow and become the unique
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The SFB 1759 "Habitability as a fundamental planetary process: Towards a paradigm shift away from our perception of the uniqueness of Earth" is a newly established Collaborative Research Center
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are of particular interest. References: McLennan, S.M., Grotzinger, J.P., Hurowitz, J.A. and Tosca, N.J., 2019. The sedimentary cycle on early Mars. Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, 47(1), pp.91-118
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The SFB 1759 "Habitability as a fundamental planetary process: Towards a paradigm shift away from our perception of the uniqueness of Earth" is a newly established Collaborative Research Center