Excited to see our new paper on K isotopic anomalies in meteorites published today in @ScienceMagazine! This work was led by @NicoleNie5734 and included an excellent @CarnegiePlanets team of Da Wang, Rick Carlson, Conel Alexander, @AnatShahar, and me.
https://t.co/OzbIBT6FuL
Iβm grateful to have worked with a group of excellent scientists and, more importantly, wonderful people @CarnegiePlanets. Next stop @LosAlamosNatLab!
In addition to all the great science being presented at LPSC, Iβm excited to share our new paper investigating the link between CM and CO chondrites using Ti, Cr, and O isotopes (with @DevinLSchrader @ScienceJem @meteoritesblog @Isotope_Dan@minwadhwa): https://t.co/rbElZN8rBy
Dr. Zack Torrano (@zatorrano) successfully defended his PhD on June 30th, which was also Asteroid Day! His research uses the Cr and Ti isotopic compositions of meteorites and their components to study our early Solar System. @ASUResearch@ASUMeteorites@ICGL_WadhwaLab@minwadhwa