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Newsletter 22-06

Issue 22-06, February 28, 2022

 

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  1. INTRODUCING THE INAUGURAL DPS-NSBP SPEAKER AWARDEE: DR. JASMINE BAYRON
  2. NOTE FROM THE CHAIR ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY IN UKRAINE
  3. MEMORIAL FUND FOR PAUL FELDMAN
  4. CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ERES VII
  5. HOW TO GET ON THE MAILING LIST FOR THE AAS EDUCATION BLOG
  6. 2022B NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  7. 2022 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL
  8. KIPAC PUBLIC ASTRONOMY LECTURE – ALIEN LIFE AND UFOS – THE SCIENTIFIC VIEW
  9. PLANETARY EXPLORATION NEWSLETTER INVITATION
  10. WORKSHOP ON IN SITU EXPLORATION OF THE GIANT PLANETS
  11. REQUEST FOR COMMENT: CHANGES TO THE ISIS LONG TERM SUPPORT MODEL
  12. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

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INTRODUCING THE INAUGURAL DPS-NSBP SPEAKER AWARDEE: DR. JASMINE BAYRON

 

As we reach the end of Black History Month, the DPS is thrilled to recognize Dr. Jasmine Bayron, from the American Museum of Natural History and City University of New York. Dr. Bayron is the first awardee from the new Joint Speaker Program established between DPS and the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP), Earth and Planetary Systems Sciences (EPSS) section, based on her excellent NSBP 2021 meeting presentation, “Moapa Valley (CM1): The Black Box of the CM Parent Asteroid.”

 

As the Joint DPS-NSBP Program Speaker, Dr. Bayron has been invited to speak at the DPS 2022 meeting, with expenses covered by DPS. She also will be speaking at the Howard University Physics Department Colloquium Series, with support provided by the Planetary Geology, Geophysics and Geochemistry Laboratory at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. The full AAS press release on Dr. Bayron’s selection can be found at news/inaugural-dps-nsbp-speaker-awardee-dr-bayron and information about the DPS-NSBP partnership can be found at leadership/nsbp_parnership. 

 

We look forward to hearing from Dr. Bayron this October!

 

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NOTE FROM THE CHAIR ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY IN UKRAINE

 

The AAS, along with the European Astronomical Society (EAS), the International Astronomical Union (IAU), and the African Astronomical Society (AfAS), have issued a statement (below) expressing great concern about current events in Ukraine and support for Ukrainian scientists. The DPS shares this concern and also expresses support for our Ukranian colleagues and their families during this crisis.

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The European Astronomical Society (EAS), the International Astronomical Union (IAU), the American Astronomical Society (AAS), and the African Astronomical Society (AfAS) have been observing with great concern the events unfolding in Ukraine and fear the adverse consequences for the scientific community, our colleagues, and their families. We have been receiving reports of the dire circumstances they are experiencing: their freedom, safety and even their lives are under threat.

 

The mission of our societies is to promote and safeguard the science of astronomy in all its aspects, including research, communication, education and development through international cooperation. We believe in free expression and free exchange of scientific ideas and in peaceful collaboration at a global level. The current events jeopardise the scientific cooperation within our European community and with the rest of the world.

 

We are deeply concerned for the Ukrainian community as well as for the entire region. Triggered by the life-threatening situation in which our Ukrainian colleagues find themselves, the EAS, IAU, AAS, and AfAS wish to encourage members to help wherever possible in this difficult time for Ukraine. Ukrainian astronomers seeking support should contact the Institute of International Education (IIE) scholar rescue fund

 

https://bit.ly/36DMYEj

which supports refugee scholars,

 

 and is activating an Ukraine-specific student emergency fund:

https://bit.ly/3IBcckT

 

Roger Davies, President of the European Astronomical Society

Debra Elmegreen, President of the International Astronomical Union

Paula Szkody, President of the American Astronomical Society

Jamal Minouni, President of the African Astronomical Society

 

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MEMORIAL FUND FOR PAUL FELDMAN 

 

For colleagues who wish to honor Paul Feldman’s legacy in planetary science, you can make a tax-deductible contribution to a special Johns Hopkins University memorial fund in his honor by following the instructions below.

 

(1) In your web browser, go to:

https://secure.jhu.edu/form/krieger

(2) Select the amount you wish to contribute.

(3) Under “Gift Information” select “Other – please specify”

(4) In the “Please describe” field, type in (you can cut-and-paste from here):

PHA/PAUL FELDMAN FELLOWSHIP FUND

(5) Select the frequency of your gift.

(6) Enter your donor information (either as “Guest” or via “Log in” if you’re a regular donor to Hopkins).

(7) When entering “Donor Information”, enter the following in answer to the question “Is this a gift in honor or in memory of someone?” in the Honoree Name field: Paul D. Feldman

 

Thanks for your help in preserving Paul’s memory.

 

Hal Weaver (former student and colleague)

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

 

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CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ERES VII

 

We are pleased to announce that the seventh Emerging Researchers in Exoplanet Science (ERES) Symposium will take place August 1-2, 2022 at Penn State!  

 

Researchers of all career stages working in all branches of exoplanetary science and related disciplines are encouraged to attend – though if necessary, preference will be given to early-career

participants (undergraduates, graduate students, and postdocs) in the participant selection process.  

 

As networking is an important part of this conference, we are currently planning to hold ERES VII in-person at Penn State, with partial virtual support in the form of digital posters and live-streamed talks. We are working to secure travel support for in-person attendees.  

 

We will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation, and if it is necessary to change the conference format, we will announce the change no later than June 3, 2022.  

 

Registration, abstract submission, and applications for travel support are open. Deadlines and more information can be found on the conference website:

 

https://sites.psu.edu/eres2022/ 

 

If you have any questions, please contact the Organizing Committee via [email protected].

 

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HOW TO GET ON THE MAILING LIST FOR THE AAS EDUCATION BLOG

 

A year ago, the American Astronomical Society Education Committee launched an “AAS Education Blog” on the Society’s website. Twenty two articles on astronomy education projects, news, and opportunities have been published on the blog so far.

 

Now the Society announces that you can subscribe to the blog directly by filling out this form: https://aas.org/form/sign-up-to-receive-email-notific Your information will be used for the Education Committee blog notifications only.  

 

All articles are also shared via the committee’s Twitter account: https://twitter.com/AAS_Education 

 

The committee also welcomes feedback and ideas for posts at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctqpSJNmU4CsURyG4bT9fiuO7mmMwdLPFJejcoDZCrM05ZLQ/viewform 

 

This new post by AAS Education Committee Co-Chair, Karen Masters (Haverford College), describes the motivation behind the blog, and gives an overview of the articles that were posted in the first year:

https://aas.org/posts/news/2022/02/one-year-aas-astronomy-education-blog 

 

 

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2022B NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS

 

The NASA Exoplanet Science Institute is soliciting proposals to use NASA’s portion of time on the Keck Telescopes for the 2022B observing semester (August 1, 2022 – January 31, 2023). All proposals are due by March 17, 2022 at 4 pm Pacific. NASA intends the use of the Keck telescopes to be highly strategic in support of on-going space missions and/or high priority, long-term science goals. Proposals are sought to support the science goals and missions in all of the following discipline areas:

OUR OWN SOLAR SYSTEM

EXOPLANET EXPLORATION

PHYSICS OF THE COSMOS

COSMIC ORIGINS

DIRECT MISSION SUPPORT PROPOSALS IN ANY OF THESE AREAS ARE ALSO ENCOURAGED

 

The opportunity to propose as a Principal Investigator for NASA time on the Keck Telescopes is open to all U.S.-based astronomers (a U.S.-based astronomer has their principal affiliation at a U.S. institution). Investigators from institutions outside of the U.S. may participate as Co-Investigators on proposals for NASA Keck time. Please read the Call for Proposals for complete information, instrument availability, and application guidelines.

 

Key Dates:

March 3: deadline to request General Mission Support letter from NASA HQ

March 17: all proposals and supporting letters due to NExScI by 4 pm Pacific

 

Call for Proposals: https://nexsci.caltech.edu/missions/KeckSolicitation/

Questions: [email protected]

 

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2022 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL

Applications Due March 30, 2022

Offered by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA, PSSS is a 3-month long career development experience to learn the development of a hypothesis-driven robotic space mission in a concurrent engineering environment while getting an in-depth, first-hand look at mission design, life cycle, costs, schedule & the inherent trade-offs.

Engineering students close to completion of their MS degree, science & engineering doctoral candidates, recent PhDs, postdocs, & junior faculty who are U.S. Citizens or legal permanent residents (and a very limited number of Foreign Nationals from non-designated counties) are eligible. Applicants from diverse backgrounds are particularly encouraged to apply- we highly value diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Session 1: May 9-Aug 5

Session 2: May 23-Aug 19

With workload of a rigorous 3-hour graduate-level course, participants act as a planetary science mission team during the first 12 weeks of preparatory webinars, with the final culminating week mentored by JPL’s Advance Project Design Team for refining the mission concept design & presenting it to a mock expert review board.  The culminating week is typically at JPL, but in 2022 it is likely virtual due to Covid-19 pandemic concerns.

 

Register here for a PSSS Application Q&A Webinar on March 1, 2022 from 3-4 pm Pacific Time.

For more information and to apply, visit go.nasa.gov/missiondesignschools

 

 

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KIPAC PUBLIC ASTRONOMY LECTURE – ALIEN LIFE AND UFOS – THE SCIENTIFIC VIEW

 

The Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology (KIPAC) at Stanford is proud to announce the 2022 public lecture series! Our next lecture will take place on Mar. 1 and focus on alien life and UFOs. The event will be in a hybrid mode, but we will make sure that the live stream is as interactive and engaging as the in-person experience. Please share with your network and we look forward to seeing many of you there!

 

Is alien life out there and have they visited Earth? Join our lecture to learn about the current understanding of extraterrestrial life!

  • When: Tuesday, Mar. 1, 2022; 7:00-8:00 PM PST
  • Format: Hybrid. The event URL can be found at the bottom of the EventBrite registration confirmation email. Location information will be communicated to those who are interested in attending the lecture in person.
  • Title: Alien Life and UFOs – The Scientific View
  • Speaker: Prof. Jack Singal (University of Richmond, Virginia)
  • Tickets: Free but RSVP is required through EventBrite (Note: school-district email addresses and other work emails with firewalls may block the EventBrite messages)
  • Information: Dr. Xinnan Du at [email protected]
  • KIPAC lecture website: https://kipac.stanford.edu/discover

 

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PLANETARY EXPLORATION NEWSLETTER INVITATION

 

Dear Colleagues,

 

You are invited to subscribe to and participate in the Planetary Exploration Newsletter (PEN), now in its fifteenth year. PEN is a free weekly electronic newsletter, provided as a service by the Planetary Science Institute, for planetary scientists around the world to communicate with each other. The editors are volunteers.

 

PEN contains meeting announcements, job announcements, and your submissions of news regarding or impacting solar system exploration, upcoming mission events, awards, policy issues, as well as editorials, commentary and memorials, and planetary-related commercial announcements. PEN also includes announcements of PDS data releases, ROSES programs, and special messages to the planetary community from NASA leadership.

 

The PEN Meeting Calendar (http://planetarynews.org/meetings.html) strives to be the most exhaustive listing of planetary-related meetings, conferences and workshops around the world. Send the title, dates, location and URL to [email protected].

 

Go to http://planetarynews.org to subscribe to future mailings, read current and past newsletters, and see guidelines for submitting content. There is no charge.

 

Your PEN Editors,

 

Mark V. Sykes, Georgiana Kramer, Alex Morgan (Planetary Science Institute)

 

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WORKSHOP ON IN SITU EXPLORATION OF THE GIANT PLANETS

 

The Conveners are pleased to announce a three-day workshop dedicated to In Situ Exploration of the Giant Planets to be held at JHU/APL on July 12-14, 2022.

 

The workshop is expected to have both in-person and virtual participation, and will focus includes the science, instrumentation and technologies, and mission concepts important for future in situ explorations of giant planet atmospheres, and entry probes as an element of future international giant planet missions.

 

Workshop sponsors: Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL), the Laboratory for Astrophysics in Marseille (LAM), and the Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI).

 

Conveners: Dr. David H. Atkinson ([email protected]), Dr. Kathleen Mandt ([email protected]), and Dr. Olivier Mousis ([email protected])

 

For more information including important dates for call for abstracts, abstract deadline, and registration, please visit:

 

https://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/giantplanets2022/

 

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REQUEST FOR COMMENT: CHANGES TO THE ISIS LONG TERM SUPPORT MODEL

 

The Integrated Software for Imager and Spectrometers (ISIS) project is considering changing to a long term support model. This would be a significant change to how the software is released and supported; so, the developers are looking for community input and comments on the proposed model.  

 

The detailed proposal is on the ISIS Github discussion board, https://github.com/USGS-Astrogeology/ISIS3/discussions/4691,

comments and other input can be left in the discussion thread.

 

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JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

 

Job seekers and employers are encouraged to browse DPS’s job listings and advertise open positions.

Recent openings and opportunities are listed below and many more are at the link above.

 

A. ​​Uranus/Neptune postdoc at Observatoire de Paris

 

https://jobregister.aas.org/ad/02b401e0

 

B. Visiting Lecturer in Astronomy and Physics, Mount Holyoke College

 

content/visiting-lecturer-astronomy-and-physics

 

C. Postdoctoral position at JPL

 

Description: The postdoctoral research associate will work with Dr. Catherine Elder and Dr. Tom Nordheim to study the interiors of Europa and the Uranian moons. Specifically, the postdoctoral researcher will investigate the plausibility of seafloor volcanism on Europa through mantle convection, magma generation, migration, and eruption modeling. They will also investigate the interior structure and thermal evolution of Miranda and Ariel, with the aim of addressing the question: do these objects have current or geologically recent subsurface oceans?

 

Qualifications: We invite applicants with a recent PhD in planetary science, physics, geology, or a related field. We seek someone who has experience in numerical modeling and a strong background in physics. Previous experience studying icy satellites, mantle convection, or geochemistry is preferred but not required.

 

https://bit.ly/3prWrFg

 

D. ESA Archival Research Visitor Programme

 

content/esa-archival-research-visitor-programme-0

 

E. Planetary Geodesist (GS-12 / GS-13)

 

content/planetary-geodesist-gs-12-gs-13

 

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Dr. Jasmine Bayron is the Inaugural DPS-NSBP Speaker Awardee

The Division for Planetary Sciences (DPS) of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) seeks to facilitate the involvement and participation in planetary science of more students/scientists belonging to racial/ethnic groups that have been historically underrepresented in the planetary science discipline. Towards this end, DPS established a partnership with the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP), Earth and Planetary Systems Sciences (EPSS) section in 2021, seeking this professional organization’s expertise in representing the interests of planetary scientists and students who identify as members of communities that are critically underrepresented in this discipline. More on the structure of this partnership can be found here: leadership/nsbp_parnership

 

A key part of the DPS-NSBP partnership was creation of the Joint DPS-NSBP speaker recognition program. At the annual NSBP meeting, the top early career or student EPSS speaker is selected by the NSBP EPSS chairs as the DPS-NSBP Speaker awardee. This Speaker is invited by DPS to speak at the following year’s DPS meeting, with expenses covered by DPS. Furthermore, the NSBP EPSS Chairs and the DPS Committee facilitate invitation of the Speaker to an academic seminar at an HBCU, NASA center, national laboratory, or large planetary science university program or research institute, over the next year.

 

In this inaugural year of the program, the selected Speaker is Dr. Jasmine Bayron, a meteorite petrologist currently affiliated with the American Museum of Natural History, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Asteroid Sample Return Mission, and the City University of New York. Dr. Bayron’s research interests lie in the petrology of primitive carbonaceous meteorites and their parent bodies. Her work focuses on the hydrothermal systems in highly altered carbonaceous chondrites whose parent bodies were responsible for the delivery of both water and organic materials to the Earth’s surface, seeking to build on our understanding of early Solar System history and to improve interpretations of carbonaceous asteroid-meteorite analog relationships. At the 2021 NSBP meeting, Dr. Bayron presented her work on Moapa Valley (CM1): The Black Box of the CM Parent Asteroid. Moapa Valley (CM1) is a rare, unheated example of the CM group that is among its most highly altered members and contains a wealth of information about the hydrothermal alteration process that occurred within the parent asteroid. Study of this meteorite contributes towards interpretation of the spectrally-similar asteroid (101955) Bennu, the target of the OSIRIS-REx asteroid sample return mission.

 

DPS is thrilled to invite Dr. Bayron to speak at the 2022 DPS meeting, which will be held in London, Canada. Additionally, Dr. Bayron will be speaking at the Howard University Physics Department Colloquium Series with support provided by the Planetary Geology, Geophysics and Geochemistry Laboratory at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.

 

 

Contacts:

 

Dr. Diana Blaney

DPS Chair

[email protected]

 

Dr. Serina Diniega

DPS committee member

[email protected]

 

Dr. Shantanu Naidu

DPS Press Officer

[email protected]

 

More information about DPS:

prizes

 

More information about the DPS 2022 meeting:

meetings/future

 

More information about NSBP:

https://nsbp.org/

 

Dr. Bayron’s professional website:

https://www.drjasminebayron.com/

 

The Division for Planetary Sciences (DPS), founded in 1968, is the largest special-interest Division of the American Astronomical Society (AAS). Members of the DPS study the bodies of our own solar system, from planets and moons to comets and asteroids, and all other solar-system objects and processes. With the discovery that planets exist around other stars, the DPS has expanded its scope to include the study of extrasolar planetary systems as well.

 

The American Astronomical Society (AAS), established in 1899, is the major organization of professional astronomers in North America. The mission of the AAS is to enhance and share humanity’s scientific understanding of the universe as a diverse and inclusive astronomical community, which it achieves through publishing, meeting organization, science advocacy, education and outreach, and training and professional development.

 

25 February 2022

Newsletter 22-05

Issue 22-05, February 13, 2022

 

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  1. CELEBRATING BLACK EXCELLENCE IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  2. FREE WEBINAR ON DE-JARGONING YOUR TALKS
  3. PLANETARY GEOSCIENCE AT THE NORDIC GEOLOGICAL MEETING IN ICELAND
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

 

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CELEBRATING BLACK EXCELLENCE IN PLANETARY SCIENCE

 

The DPS Professional Climate and Culture Subcommittee (PCCS) highlights that February is Black History Month. In addition to recognizing past contributions by African American/Black scientists, we celebrate present excellent science and scientists. Here are a few recent presentations and articles (two provided by the National Society of Black Physicists (NSBP); the DPS partners with NSBP through their Earth and Planetary Systems Sciences track), describing some great works. Please enjoy!

 

1) During February, the NSBP posts daily highlights of prominent Black physicists. These can be viewed at  https://nsbp.org/blogpost/1997746/Black-History-Month-2022 

 

2) The NSBP Innovate Seminar Series is a forum for NSBP members to share their research ideas and projects with a broad audience. The February 4, 2022 talk was given by Kierra Wilk, a PhD student at Brown University in the Department of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences. Kierra presented on her work: Geologic Mapping of Resurfacing Features on Europa. This and previous talks can be viewed at

 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG1HpEzwSI70spuKa0wxrxYrR79G-lbGf

 

3) NPR recently interviewed Dr. Jessica Watkins, a planetary scientist and astronaut 

 

https://n.pr/3Jo2ja5

 

 

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FREE WEBINAR ON DE-JARGONING YOUR TALKS

 

Sharing Planetary Science: De-Jargoning your Talks

Tuesday, February 15, 3:00 p.m. CST

 

There are many ways to say things. We often default to using jargon, but these words or phrases may be meaningless to your audience; worse, hearing a presentation with jargon may cause your audience to lose interest. Join us to hear from Dr. Olivia Ambrogio (AGU), Steven Smith (NASA), and Christine Shupla (LPI), who will discuss strategies that will help you to identify and avoid jargon. For more information, visit LPI’s Scientist Engagement website, at https://www.lpi.usra.edu/education/scientist-engagement.

Presenters:

Olivia V. Ambrogio is the Assistant Director of the Sharing Science program at the American Geophysical Union (AGU). Olivia conducts science-communication workshops and webinars and develops online resources to support scientists.

 

Steven C. Smith is the Education Specialist for NASA’s Educator Professional Development Collaborative at the Johnson Space Center. Steven helps to develop, package, and deliver professional development and STEM Engagement opportunities.

Christine Shupla, LPI Education and Public Engagement Manager, leads LPI’s scientist engagement programs, and has extensive experiences engaging different audiences in astronomy and planetary science.

Join the Zoom webinar at https://www.zoomgov.com/j/1613616093

or watch live on LPI’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/LPIUSRA

 

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 PLANETARY GEOSCIENCE AT THE NORDIC GEOLOGICAL MEETING IN ICELAND

 

A Planetary Geoscience session is being planned for the Nordic Geological Winter Meeting 2022 to be held in Reykjavik Iceland 11-13 May and abstracts are welcome until the extended deadline of 1st March. We welcome contributions that are focused on the study of geoscience topics applicable or centered on celestial bodies other than our own. Topics can include studies of the interiors, surfaces, and/or atmospheres of the terrestrial planets, asteroids, comets, moons, or exoplanets. We specifically encourage contributions using Iceland as an analogue with a natural bias towards Mars as the scientific focus. Please find more details on the conference website:

 

https://jfi.is/ngwm-2022/

 

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JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

 

Job seekers and employers are encouraged to browse DPS’s job listings and advertise open positions.

Recent openings and opportunities are listed below and many more are at the link above.

 

A. POSTDOCTORAL POSITION IN EXOPLANET GEOPHYSICS AT BROWN UNIVERSITY

 

The Brown University Department of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences (DEEPS) invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Scholar in exoplanet and habitability evolution modeling.

Ideal candidates are those with experience in the development and/or modeling of mantle thermochemical evolution on planetary bodies.

 

The successful applicant will be based in DEEPS and will work with a cross-disciplinary research team in both DEEPS and the Department of Physics to carry out research that integrates models of mantle

thermochemical evolution and atmospheric evolution to understand how exoplanets evolve through time.

 

Interested individuals should have a Ph.D. in Planetary Science, Geophysics, Physics/Astronomy, Statistics, Mathematics, or a related field. A start date by Summer/Fall 2022 is expected, but earlier

and later start dates will be considered.

 

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis.

 

If interested, please send a CV and brief statement of research interests and future research goals that highlights any previous experience with mantle, atmospheric, or exoplanet modeling and analyses to exoplanets [at] brown [dot] edu.

 

Any questions can be directed to Alex Evans, alex_evans[at]brown[dot]edu. More information on the GHOSST Lab can be found at ghosst.alexjevans.com.

 

B. POSTDOCTORAL TEACHING FELLOW IN PLANETARY SCIENCES AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

 

The Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow position is structured with time devoted to research and teaching, with a teaching load of one course per semester plus organizing the planetary science seminar. Our

expectation is that the successful candidate will excel at teaching and mentoring students who are broadly diverse with regard to race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, gender, nationality, sexual

orientation, and religion. Teaching and research mentoring will be provided by the planetary science faculty. The Postdoctoral Fellow will be encouraged to interact with other faculty, postdocs and

students in Planetary Science and to carry out independent research with full access to observational, laboratory and field facilities available. Expertise in Planetary Science includes the geology of

Solar System bodies including Venus, Mars, and the Moon, cosmochemistry, planet formation, and exoplanet discovery and characterization. Candidates must have a Ph.D. in planetary science,

astronomy, or geology in hand by the time of appointment to be hired as a postdoc.

 

The position has been approved for 3 years, with an initial 1-year appointment with the additional 2 years contingent upon performance. Anticipated start date is September 1, 2022. Apply through the

Wesleyan Online Career Opportunities site here:

 

https://careers.wesleyan.edu/postings/8519

 

 

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Call for DPS 2022 Prize Nominations

 

Deadline: April 15, 2022
 
Every year the DPS recognizes exceptional achievement in our field. Please consider nominating a respected colleague for one of the annual DPS prizes. 
 
The DPS sponsors five prizes:
 
The Gerard P. Kuiper Prize [prizes/kuiper] recognizes and honors outstanding contributors to the field of planetary science.

The Claudia J. Alexander Prize [prizes/alexander] recognizes excellence and achievements by a mid-career scientist. 

The Harold C. Urey Prize [prizes/urey] recognizes and encourages outstanding achievements in planetary research by an early-career scientist.

The Harold Masursky Award [prizes/masursky] recognizes and honors individuals who have rendered outstanding service to planetary science and exploration through – but not limited to – engineering, managerial, programmatic, editorial, or public service activities.

The Carl Sagan Medal [prizes/sagan] recognizes and honors outstanding communication by an active planetary scientist to the general public.

The Jonathan Eberhart Planetary Sciences Journalism Award [prizes/eberhart] recognizes and stimulates distinguished popular writing on planetary sciences.
 
DPS members and the planetary science community-at-large are encouraged to submit nominations for DPS prizes.
 
A complete nomination submitted by the deadline will be considered by the DPS Prize subcommittee for 3 years (i.e. for this year’s award, next year’s award, and the year after that), or for the duration of a candidate’s eligibility, whichever is less. Please fill out the nomination form [prizes/eberhart#Nomination], and it will be submitted to the prize subcommittee. The Eberhart Award has different rules and procedures than the other DPS Prizes, please see its page [prizes/eberhart-nomination-form] for more information. 
 
Scroll to the bottom of prizes for rules and procedures.
 
Questions: Email [email protected]

Paul Feldman (1939-2022)

Astronomer Paul Feldman, a worldwide leading authority on comets who pioneered the field of ultraviolet spectroscopy of comets, died at home on Jan. 26, 2022. He was 82. In addition to pioneering contributions to cometary science, Feldman—professor emeritus in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and Academy Professor—made similar contributions to the fields of planetary and satellite atmospheres and astronomical instrumentation. He was principal investigator of a NASA-supported sounding rocket program and was responsible for more than 50 sounding rocket launches to study the Earth’s upper atmosphere, the aurora and the airglow, the atmospheres of comets and planets, the spectra of hot stars, and cosmic background radiation. He is largely responsible for Johns Hopkins’ reputation as a leader in solar system ultraviolet astrophysics and spectroscopy.

Feldman’s program also developed the UVX experiment that flew on the Space Shuttle Columbia in January 1986. He was principal investigator for a program of comet studies, including Comet Halley in 1985-1986, using the International Ultraviolet Explorer satellite observatory. He was a co-investigator on the team that developed the Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope for FUV astronomy as part of the Astro payload that flew on the space shuttle in December 1990 and again in March 1995, and was a general observer with the Hubble Space Telescope and served on the Space Telescope Users Committee from 1992 to 1995. He was also a member of the FUSE science team and a co-investigator on the HST Advanced Camera for Surveys, and a member of the NASA science teams for the Rosetta and LRO ultraviolet spectrometers team and the Europa Clipper UVS team.

“Feldman’s work was notable for its great breadth and depth,” said Harold (Hal) Weaver, research professor in the department, principal professional staff at Hopkins’ Applied Physics Laboratory, and a former student of Feldman.

This is abbreviated from a much longer tribute found at this link: https://hub.jhu.edu/2022/01/31/paul-feldman-obituary/

Newsletter 22-04

Issue 22-04, February 6, 2022

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  1. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. IN MEMORIAM: PAUL FELDMAN (1939 – 2022)
  3. REMINDER: DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATIONS DUE FOR SOC (FEB 7) AND VOC (FEB 14)
  4. CALL FOR INPUT: STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE FOR LIFE DETECTION
  5. COSPAR-22 SESSION C3.2: PLANETARY UPPER ATMOSPHERES, IONOSPHERES AND MAGNETOSPHERES
  6. COSPAR-22: SMALL BODY EXPLORATION SCIENCES: FROM THE SOLAR SYSTEM TO INTERSTELLAR OBJECTS
  7. 2022 EXOPLANET SUMMER PROGRAM AT THE OTHER WORLDS LABORATORY, UC SANTA CRUZ
  8. JPGU SESSION: OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION TODAY, AND TOMORROW
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

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CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS

Nominations are now open for DPS prizes! The DPS solicits nominations for the prizes that honor our valued colleagues’ work and accomplishments. Nominate yourself, or nominate someone whose work you admire. You can find the forms here (prizes#Nomination ); nominations are open through April 15, 2022.

Prizes cover everything from research at all career stages to service to the community to science communication to excellence in journalism.

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IN MEMORIAM: PAUL FELDMAN (1939 – 2022)

Astronomer Paul Feldman, a worldwide leading authority on comets who pioneered the field of ultraviolet spectroscopy of comets, died at home on Jan. 26, 2022. He was 82. In addition to pioneering contributions to cometary science, Feldman—professor emeritus in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and Academy Professor—made similar contributions to the fields of planetary and satellite atmospheres and astronomical instrumentation. He was principal investigator of a NASA-supported sounding rocket program and was responsible for more than 50 sounding rocket launches to study the Earth’s upper atmosphere, the aurora and the airglow, the atmospheres of comets and planets, the spectra of hot stars, and cosmic background radiation. He is largely responsible for Johns Hopkins’ reputation as a leader in solar system ultraviolet astrophysics and spectroscopy.

Feldman’s program also developed the UVX experiment that flew on the Space Shuttle Columbia in January 1986. He was principal investigator for a program of comet studies, including Comet Halley in 1985-1986, using the International Ultraviolet Explorer satellite observatory. He was a co-investigator on the team that developed the Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope for FUV astronomy as part of the Astro payload that flew on the space shuttle in December 1990 and again in March 1995, and was a general observer with the Hubble Space Telescope and served on the Space Telescope Users Committee from 1992 to 1995. He was also a member of the FUSE science team and a co-investigator on the HST Advanced Camera for Surveys, and a member of the NASA science teams for the Rosetta and LRO ultraviolet spectrometers team and the Europa Clipper UVS team.

“Feldman’s work was notable for its great breadth and depth,” said Harold (Hal) Weaver, research professor in the department, principal professional staff at Hopkins’ Applied Physics Laboratory, and a former student of Feldman.

This is abbreviated from a much longer tribute found at this link:

https://hub.jhu.edu/2022/01/31/paul-feldman-obituary/

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REMINDER: DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATIONS DUE FOR SOC (FEB 7) AND VOC (FEB 14)

The DPS 2022 meeting will be hybrid and thus will offer in-person as well as virtual participation options. Thus both a Scientific Organizing Committee (SOC) and a Virtual Organizing Committee (VOC) are needed to organize this meeting. The SOC and VOC are seeking self-nominations from those interested in serving. Please note that these self-nominations are for consideration for membership. The intent is to build a diverse, equitable and inclusive committee from these nominations.

 

*****Members of the SOC are expected to participate in remote telecons as needed, to review abstracts submitted by the community to the conference, to help sort those abstracts into sessions (including plenary sessions) and to help identify and select session chairs. Note that the bulk of the reviewing and sorting activities typically take place within a single week.

 

To self-nominate for the SOC, please send the following materials to John Moores  [email protected] by no later than February 7,  2022 (tomorrow):

 

(1) Your name, contact details and your present affiliation, including career stage

(2) A list of areas of research in which you feel you could competently review abstracts

(3) A list of anticipated blackout dates between May 1st and August 31st of 2022 which would prevent you from reviewing and sorting abstracts.

 

*****Members of the VOC are expected to participate in remote telecons as needed to identify the range of possibilities for a hybrid meeting, source and test hybrid solutions, and oversee implementation at the meeting.

 

To self-nominate for the VOC, please send the following materials to Jessie Christiansen ([email protected]) by no later than February 14,  2022:

(1) Your name, contact details and your present affiliation, including career stage

(2) A short description/list of the virtual conference tools with which you have experience (Zoom, iPosters, Gathertown, vFairs, etc) and/or if you have organized any large group virtual or hybrid events.

 

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CALL FOR INPUT: STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE FOR LIFE DETECTION

 

The National Academies’ Committee on Astrobiology and Planetary Sciences (CAPS) is conducting a NASA sponsored independent review of the Network for Life Detection (NfoLD) White Paper on Standards of Evidence for Life Detection. The committee is seeking input from all stakeholders on issues brought up in the white paper.  To submit input to CAPS, please see the Community Input Form.

Submissions can be attributed or anonymous.  The deadline to submit input is on Friday, February 18, 2022, after which this form will be closed.

https://bit.ly/3sjas8Y 

 

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COSPAR-22 SESSION C3.2: PLANETARY UPPER ATMOSPHERES, IONOSPHERES AND MAGNETOSPHERES

 

We are pleased to announce a session for the COSPAR 44th Scientific Assembly to be held in Athens, Greece, 16-24 July 2022.

 

https://www.cosparathens2022.org/

 

The abstract submission deadline is 11 February 2022.

 

C3.2: Within recent decades, special emphasis is given on the observations, modeling, data assimilation and theoretical interpretations of planetary atmospheres. This session covers the studies of the upper atmospheres, ionospheres, magnetospheres and exospheres of Mercury, Venus, Mars and the Moon (Messenger, ExoMars-TGO, MAVEN, Mangalyaan, Venus Express, Akatsuki, Mars Odyssey and MRO etc.), Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune (Cassini and Juno, New Horizon) and their satellites. Papers on latest atmospheric missions like Emirates Mars Mission (EMM), Tianwen-1 and BepiColombo are welcome. The comparative studies of the upper atmospheres, ionospheres and magnetospheres of inner and outer planets are also encouraged. Both solicited talks and contributed presentations are welcome in this event, which encompasses all solar system bodies except the Earth.

 

https://www.cospar-assembly.org/admin/session_cospar.php?session=1034

 

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COSPAR-22: SMALL BODY EXPLORATION SCIENCES: FROM THE SOLAR SYSTEM TO INTERSTELLAR OBJECTS

 

Hayabusa2 and OSIRIS-Rex, two carbonaceous asteroid sample return missions, have just completed their observations and samplings. The initial results from the Hayabusa2 samples collected from Ryugu are ongoing and results as well as additional samples will be available to the scientific community soon. The recently launched James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will conduct observations of various small bodies and continue the exceptional science of remote sensing that the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) has and will continue to provide for the community. Other missions, including Herschel and Spitzer (archival), NEOWISE, and Gaia continue producing observational results to advance our understanding of the Solar System formation and evolution. Additionally, a fleet of new missions such as Psyche, Lucy, MMX, Destiny+, DART, and Hera are under development or have been launched to explore multiple small bodies across our Solar System (M-type asteroid, Jupiter Trojans, Martian satellites, an active asteroid, and a binary Near-Earth object, respectively) and will also significantly contribute to this fundamental question and provide ground-truths for remote sensing and population studies. This session will host multidisciplinary topics on small body science and will include presentations from ground-/space-based observations, meteoritic and meteors analyses, laboratory experiments, computational and theoretical studies.

 

This session intends to be the gathering place of recent results and prospects of small body exploration from the scientific and technological point of view. The Organizing Committee welcomes contributions with a Scientific, Technical or Instrumental discussion focusing on small body populations across our Solar System (from NEOs to distant objects) as well as Interstellar objects to advance new and future small body science.

 

 *********************IMPORTANT DATE***********************

    **** ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE is 11 FEBRUARY 2022****

 Please circulate this announcement to colleagues and groups who may be interested.

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2022 EXOPLANET SUMMER PROGRAM AT THE OTHER WORLDS LABORATORY, UC SANTA CRUZ

 

The Other Worlds Laboratory (OWL) at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) announces the fourth Exoplanet Summer Program (ESP), from June 27-July 22, 2022.   Within the program we wish to foster new and existing research collaborations by outstanding visitors, with stays of 1 to 4 weeks.  Funding is provided by the Heising-Simons Foundation.

 

https://owl.ucsc.edu/summer/

 

Program: The purpose of the program is to allow visitors to generate new ideas, nurture existing research projects and collaborations, and foster new ones. There is no theme or focus area — in this fast-moving exoplanets field we want the participants to drive the discussion and work on areas they feel is most pressing and exciting. The ESP program is modest in terms of planned activities, besides a daily coffee and a seminar with active discussion.  It is not a conference, and is mostly unstructured.  It is a workshop to imagine and make progress on new ideas.  Participants can expect access to shared offices on campus, discussion common areas, and of course immersion in Santa Cruz’s natural beauty.

 

Eligibility: Faculty, researchers, postdocs, and graduate students at any level are invited to apply.  We expect to fully reimburse travel expenses for faculty, postdocs, and graduate student participants.  We

are particularly interested in supporting researchers from backgrounds and from regions of the world that are underrepresented in exoplanetary sciences today.

 

Apply : Please send a 2-page PDF that clearly covers the following areas:

 –The science that you would like to accomplish while in Santa Cruz, the proposed dates of your stay, and the science connections that you see with faculty, researchers, or students within the OWL.

–Please also include a CV of up to 2 pages.

–Graduate students should also arrange for a brief supporting letter from their PhD advisor.

 

The current roster of planetary investigators and research at UC Santa Cruz can be found at http://owl.ucsc.edu/. We particularly welcome joint applications by small groups wishing to work together on projects.  All application materials should be e-mailed to [email protected].

 

Information: UC Santa Cruz has a campus vaccination requirement, and, currently, an indoor masking requirement.  We will make future appropriate COVID-related safety decisions based on the state of the pandemic in June 2022.  On-campus housing is available for OWL Summer visitors.  Please contact OWL administrative assistant Naomi Epps by e-mail at [email protected], with additional questions about the ESP program.

 

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JPGU SESSION: OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION TODAY, AND TOMORROW

 

Please consider submitting an abstract to the “Outer Solar System Exploration Today, and Tomorrow” online session at the Japan Geoscience Union (JpGU) Meeting held on May 22-27, 2022 (Hybrid) and May 29-June 3, 2022 (online poster session).

http://www.jpgu.org/meeting_e2022/sessionlist_en/detail/P-PS01.html

 

Our session will discuss a wide range of topics encompassing the giant planets and their moons, including their origins, interiors, atmospheres, compositions, surface features, and electromagnetic fields. To advocate for current and future outer planets exploration (Juno, New Horizons, JUICE, Europa Clipper, Dragonfly and beyond), we also call for discussions on future missions to explore giant planet systems, including how to develop better international cooperation. Discussion in this latter category will include progress in developing a solar sail mission concept for observing the Jupiter system and its Trojan asteroids.

 

Abstracts can be submitted at the following link:

http://www.jpgu.org/meeting_e2022/presentation.php

– Early submission deadline: Feb 3 (Thu), 23:59 JST (Feb 3, 14:59, UT)

– Final submission deadline: Feb 17 (Thu), 17:00 JST (Feb 17, 08:00, UT)

 

Conveners:

– Jun Kimura, Osaka Univ.

– Kunio Sayanagi, Hampton Univ.

– Cindy Young, NASA Langley Research Center

– Fuminori Tsuchiya, Tohoku Univ.

 

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JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

 

Job seekers and employers are encouraged to browse DPS’s job listings and advertise open positions.

Recent openings and opportunities are listed below and many more are at the link above.

 

A. Non-tenure-track instructor at CU Boulder

 

The Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences (APS) Department at the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) is conducting a search for an academic year, non-tenure-track instructor with a three-year renewable contract. We seek applications from candidates with a record of teaching excellence and a commitment to science education. Nominal teaching expectations are three courses per semester. Significant service contributions to the departmental educational mission (e.g. coordination of undergraduate mentor program) may be substituted for some classroom teaching. APS offers a wide range of classes in astronomy and planetary sciences, and opportunities exist for teaching at all levels, with an emphasis on introductory astronomy. Instructors are faculty in APS, contribute to departmental activities, and engage in modest departmental service (e.g., attend faculty meetings, contribute to a department committee). Instructors are permitted to supplement their salary through external grants or through teaching APS classes during the summer.

 

We welcome all candidates to apply but particularly candidates from groups that have been historically underrepresented in the astrophysical and planetary sciences and/or have demonstrated leadership toward building an equitable and inclusive scholarly environment.

 

https://jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDetail/Assistant-Teaching-Professor/35910

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Message from the Chair: 2022 DPS Meeting in London, Ontario, Canada is Hybrid

The DPS Committee has decided to conduct the 2022 London meeting (October 2-7) as a hybrid meeting permitting both in person and remote participation.  We plan to build on the last two successful DPS Virtual meetings to develop a hybrid meeting model that makes content equally available to those attending in-person and remotely to the extent possible.  Specific details of the hybrid meeting format are still being worked out. A Virtual Organizing Committee (VOC) is being formed to augment the current Local and Scientific Organizing Committees. We will continue to monitor the status of the pandemic and will remain adaptable to changes as necessary to ensure the health of all attendees. DPS meeting COVID-19 safety measures will follow US, Canadian, and local public health regulations and recommendations. Entry into Canada presently requires proof of vaccination. The DPS is also standing up a subcommittee to work out the longer-term vision of how DPS meetings will evolve in the future to support the needs of the community.

 

30 Jan 2022

Newsletter 22-03

Issue 22-03, January 30, 2022

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  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR:  2022 DPS MEETING IN LONDON, ONTARIO, CANADA IS HYBRID
  2. DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR CONSIDERATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON THE VIRTUAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE *VOC*
  3. REMINDER FOR DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR *SOC*
  4. LAST CALL: APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AAS DPS COMMITTEE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
  5. PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING, FEBRUARY 15, 2022
  6. COSPAR 44TH SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY IN ATHENS, GREECE DURING 16-24 JULY 2022
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR:  2022 DPS MEETING IN LONDON, ONTARIO, CANADA IS HYBRID

The DPS Committee has decided to conduct the 2022 London meeting (October 2-7) as a hybrid meeting permitting both in person and remote participation.  We plan to build on the last two successful DPS Virtual meetings to develop a hybrid meeting model that makes content equally available to those attending in-person and remotely to the extent possible.  Specific details of the hybrid meeting format are still being worked out. A Virtual Organizing Committee (VOC) is being formed to augment the current Local and Scientific Organizing Committees. We will continue to monitor the status of the pandemic and will remain adaptable to changes as necessary to ensure the health of all attendees. DPS meeting COVID-19 safety measures will follow US, Canadian, and local public health regulations and recommendations. Entry into Canada presently requires proof of vaccination. The DPS is also standing up a subcommittee to work out the longer-term vision of how DPS meetings will evolve in the future to support the needs of the community.

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DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR CONSIDERATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON THE VIRTUAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE *VOC*

The DPS 2022 meeting will offer virtual participation options in addition to its in-person design, and thus a Virtual Organizing Committee (VOC) is needed to organize this hybrid meeting. The VOC of the 2022 DPS Meeting in London, Canada is seeking self-nominations from those interested in serving on the VOC. Please note that these self-nominations are for consideration for membership. The intent is to build a diverse, equitable and inclusive committee from these nominations.

Members of the committee are expected to participate in remote telecons as needed to identify the range of possibilities for a hybrid meeting, source and test hybrid solutions, and oversee implementation at the meeting.

To self-nominate, please send the following materials to Jessie Christiansen ([email protected]) by no later than February 14,  2022:

(1) Your name, contact details and your present affiliation, including career stage

(2) A short description/list of the virtual conference tools with which you have experience (Zoom, iPosters, Gathertown, vFairs, etc) and/or if you have organized any large group virtual or hybrid events.

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REMINDER FOR DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR *SOC*

The Scientific Organizing Committee (SOC) of the 2022 DPS Meeting in London, Canada is seeking self-nominations from those interested in serving on the SOC. Please note that these self-nominations are for consideration for membership. The intent is to build a diverse, equitable and inclusive committee from these nominations.

Members of the committee are expected to participate in remote telecons as needed, to review abstracts submitted by the community to the conference, to help sort those abstracts into sessions (including plenary sessions) and to help identify and select session chairs. Note that the bulk of the reviewing and sorting activities typically take place within a single week.

To self-nominate, please send the following materials to [email protected] by no later than February 7,  2022:

(1) Your name, contact details and your present affiliation, including career stage

(2) A list of areas of research in which you feel you could competently review abstracts

(3) A list of anticipated blackout dates between May 1st and August 31st of 2022 which would prevent you from reviewing and sorting abstracts.

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LAST CALL: APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AAS DPS COMMITTEE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

A reminder that the DPS Nominating Sub-Committee is still accepting applications via this form for the Student Representative position of the AAS DPS Committee until February 1st. The term is two years.

Two candidates will be chosen to run for election. The DPS membership will then vote to determine who will fill this position. This position is voluntary, and unpaid.

Please address any questions to [email protected].

 

 

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PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING, FEBRUARY 15, 2022

The next Planetary Science Advisory Committee (PAC) meeting will take place on February 15, 2022 from 12.00 to 6.00 pm (Eastern). The agenda will include Planetary Science Division (PSD) and Research and Analysis (R&A) updates, as well as a discussion period with representatives from the Planetary Science Analysis/Assessment Groups. The agenda is posted online: https://science.nasa.gov/researchers/nac/science-advisory-committees/pac

Connection: The meeting will be held via Webex. The event address for attendees is: https://nasaevents.webex.com/nasaevents/onstage/g.php?MTID=eaf02abdfed7a5acf5468be483fd15e67. The meeting number is: 2760 600 4415 and the password is: QTeyX3sXA24.

Accessibility: Captioning will be provided for this meeting. NASA is committed to providing equal access to this meeting for all participants. If you need alternative formats or other reasonable accommodations, please contact Ms. KarShelia Kinard, Science Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters, (202) 358–2355 or [email protected].

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COSPAR 44TH SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY IN ATHENS, GREECE DURING 16-24 JULY 2022

https://www.cosparathens2022.org/

The abstract submission deadline is 11 February 2022.

COSPAR-22-B5.1: OCEAN WORLDS

The exploration of ocean worlds in the outer solar system has significantly expanded our set of targets in the quest to discover signs of life beyond Earth in the past decade and will continue to be in the ones to come. We invite contributions that cover a wide range of topics focusing on confirmed or potential subsurface (including surficial in the case of Titan’s lakes) ocean worlds of our solar system. The topics can include studies on the geomorphology and composition of ocean worlds, geophysics and ocean properties, as well as laboratory investigations and field work of analogue environments. Furthermore, studies that examine interactions between planetary interiors, surfaces, atmospheres, and astrobiology/habitability are welcomed.

https://www.cospar-assembly.org/admin/session_cospar.php?session=1018

Hope to see you there!

Main Scientific Organizer:

Dr Anezina Solomonidou (California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA)

Deputy Organizer:

Dr Morgan Cable (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, USA)

Scientific Organizing Committee:

Drs: Rosaly Lopes (JPL, USA), Olivier Witasse (ESTEC, Netherlands), Michael Malaska (JPL, USA), Cynthia Phillips (JPL, USA), Olga Sykioti (Athens Observatory, Greece), Ioannis Iliopoulos (University of Patras, Greece), Ioannis Daglis (University of Athens / Hellenic Space Center, Greece), Giuseppe Mitri (University of Nantes, France), Gabriel Tobie (University of Nantes, France), Ioannis Baziotis (AUA, Greece)

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JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

Job seekers and employers are encouraged to browse DPS’s job listings and advertise open positions.

Recent openings and opportunities are listed below and many more are at the link above.

A. Postdoctoral Research Associate in Planetary Science, U.S. Naval Academy

content/postdoctoral-research-associate-planetary-science

Applications are invited for a position as a postdoctoral Assistant Research Professor in planetary science at the U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) Physics Department in support of Assistant Professor Matthew Knight, to begin as early as Spring 2022. The successful

applicant will lead analyses of comets observed with heliophysics assets and will assist in observational support and analyses of NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART). The position will involve collaboration with colleagues at the Naval Research Laboratory, University of Maryland, and Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, and may require travel to obtain new observations in Chile and/or Flagstaff, AZ. The successful candidate will also be encouraged to pursue research of their own choosing. This is a federal excepted service position with a one-year initial appointment and the possibility of renewing for an additional year. For additional information on the position and how to apply, please

visit https://www.usna.edu/HRO/jobinfo/Physics-AsstResearchProf-AY22.php.

Applications will be reviewed beginning March 1, 2022 and the position will remain open until filled.

B. Postdoctoral position with Brookhaven National Lab

The Nonproliferation and National Security Department has an opening for a Post Doc to assist with the development of remote sensing algorithms to monitor uranium mining activities.  The development of the algorithms will be based on new, high-quality laboratory spectral data that will be acquired as part of an international multi-institutional and multi-disciplinary effort. The position will require close collaboration with the partner institutions.  This position has a high level of interaction with an international and multicultural scientific community.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Develop, test, and validate machine-learning image processing and analysis methods
  • Participate in a multi-institutional proof-of-concept study
  • Maintain spectral data base and upload data to community spectral data bases
  • Assist in and help coordinate experimental work to collect laboratory spectral data

The position is based at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York (Long Island) and the selected candidate will work closely with project team members at Stony Brook University in Stony Brook, NY at Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Israel.

Contact Email: [email protected]

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Newsletters 2015-2023

DPS 23-36, Decermber 22, 2023

  1. NON-TRANSITING PLANETS CONFERENCE (APRIL 15-19, 2024) IS CURRENTLY OPEN
  2. INVITATION TO JOIN THE 2024 BOISE DPS MEETING SCIENTIFIC AND VIRTUAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEES (SOC AND VOC)
  3. UTSA-SWRI SPACE PHYSICS GRADUATE PROGRAM: FALL 2024 APPLICATION DEADLINE – JAN 1, 2024
  4. INVITATION TO SUBMIT ABSTRACT FOR EGU 2024 PS6.1 “PREBIOTIC CHEMISTRY IN A GEOCHEMICAL CONTENT” SESSION
  5. 30TH MEETING OF THE SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG)
  6. ABSCICON 2024 SESSION: CHEMICAL CYCLING IN OCEAN WORLDS
  7. EGU SESSION PS5.2: CHARACTERIZING THE DIVERSITY OF SUB-NEPTUNES, SUPER-EARTHS, AND ROCKY WORLDS
  8. EGU 2024 SESSION PS5.3  “THE STATE-OF-THE-ART OF MODELING TIDAL INTERACTIONS IN ROCKY PLANETS”
  9. CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT: DIRECT IMAGING & CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPLANETS IN THE ELT ERA
  10. EXOPLANETS IN OUR BACKYARD III MEETING
  11. OPENINGS ON THE OPAG STEERING COMMITTEE
  12. 2023 PLANETARY SCIENCE MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY: SURVEY CLOSES SOON
  13. IGARSS SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT CCS.43 GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS ACROSS THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  14. EGU SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT PS2.1 EXPLORING THE MYSTERIES OF JUPITER’S ICY MOONS AND THEIR SPACE ENVIRONMENT
  15. DPS PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE (PCCS) SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
  16.  ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL SMALL-BODIES MEETING: AUGUST 6 & 8, 2024, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
  17. CURRENT TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR ICARUS AND THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL
  18. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-35, December 04, 2023

  1. TAKE THE DPS-EPSC SURVEY BY DECEMBER 15
  2. INVITATION TO JOIN THE 2024 BOISE DPS MEETING SCIENTIFIC AND VIRTUAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEES (SOC AND VOC)
  3. ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE FOR PLANET CHARACTERIZATION WORKSHOP IS DECEMBER 8TH
  4. APOPHIS T-5 YEARS WORKSHOP: TRAVEL SUPPORT DEADLINE DECEMBER 15
  5. 30TH MEETING OF THE SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG)
  6. NASA SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  7. NASA SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE INTERNATIONAL MEMBER SOLICITATION
  8. CALL FOR NEW ASSOCIATE EDITOR FOR ICARUS
  9. CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT: DIRECT IMAGING & CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPLANETS IN THE ELT ERA
  10. ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FOR THE UPCOMING “PATHWAYS TO CHARACTERIZING NON-TRANSITING PLANETS” CONFERENCE (APRIL 15-19, 2024) IS CURRENTLY OPEN
  11. OPENINGS ON THE OPAG STEERING COMMITTEE
  12. LPI ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE MCKAY POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP
  13. IGARSS SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT CCS.43 GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS ACROSS THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  14. EGU SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT PS2.1 EXPLORING THE MYSTERIES OF JUPITER’S ICY MOONS AND THEIR SPACE ENVIRONMENT
  15. CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT: DIRECT IMAGING & CHARACTERIZATION OF EXOPLANETS IN THE ELT ERA
  16. 2023 PLANETARY SCIENCE MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY
  17. KARMAN+ ANNOUNCES CALL FOR PROPOSALS: HIGH FRONTIER PAYLOADS
  18. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES
  19. ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL SMALL-BODIES MEETING: AUGUST 6 & 8, 2024, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
  20. DPS EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE SEEKS NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS
  21. CURRENT TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR ICARUS AND THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL
  22. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-34, November 19, 2023

  1. CALL FOR NEW ASSOCIATE EDITOR FOR ICARUS
  2. 30TH MEETING OF THE SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG)
  3. NASA SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  4. NASA SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE INTERNATIONAL MEMBER SOLICITATION
  5. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES
  6. ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL SMALL-BODIES MEETING: AUGUST 6 & 8, 2024, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
  7. DPS EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE SEEKS NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS
  8. PIERAZZO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
  9. GOING TO AGU? REGISTER TO ATTEND THE PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SCIWS10 – WIDE OPEN: COCREATING INCLUSIVE SPACES IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  10. ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FOR PLANET CHARACTERIZATION WORKSHOP OPENS OCT 31ST
  11. PLEASE RESPOND TO THE DPS-EPSC POST-MEETING SURVEY
  12. CURRENT TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR ICARUS AND THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL
  13. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-33, Oct 29, 2023

  1. AGU  PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SCIWS10 – WIDE OPEN: COCREATING INCLUSIVE SPACES IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  2. EARLY-CAREER SURVEY FOR ATTENDEES WHO PARTICIPATED IN DPS-EPSC 2023 – PLEASE RESPOND BY NOV 6TH
  3. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  4. ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FOR PLANET CHARACTERIZATION WORKSHOP OPENS OCT 31ST
  5. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES
  6. CURRENT TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR ICARUS AND THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL
  7. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
  8. IN MEMORIAM: RICHARD M. GOODY

DPS 23-32, Oct 15, 2023

  1. TREASURER TONY ROMAN AND SECRETARY MARIA WOMACK STEPPING DOWN
  2. OCTOBER  2023 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL AND ICARUS
  3. TRICK-OR_TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  4. THANK YOU NOTE FROM THE NEW HORIZONS TEAM
  5. NEW HORIZONS OPEN SCIENCE TEAM MEETING #54 26-27 OCT (HYBRID)
  6. DPS–EPSC MEETING SUMMARIES AVAILABLE ON AAS NOVA
  7. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES
  8. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-31, Oct 1, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC MEETING STARTING TODAY: PLAN YOUR ITINERARY
  2. IN MEMORIAM: TED BOWELL (1943-2023)
  3. SAVE THE DATE FOR THE NEXT URANUS FLAGSHIP WORKSHOP
  4. INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT: APOPHIS T-5 YEARS
  5. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-30, Sept 24, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 VIRTUAL & HYBRID PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES
  2. DPS-EPSC 2023 TALK AND POSTER UPLOADS
  3. DPS-EPSC 2023 WEBSITE TOOLS AND RESOURCES
  4. DPS EDIA PLENARY LECTURE ON OCTOBER 4, 11:15 CT
  5. DPS-NSBP SPEAKER AWARDEE’S PRESENTATION ON YOUTUBE AND OCTOBER 4 AT DPS
  6. PHOTOS FROM DPS 2022 AND 2018 MEETINGS
  7. EXOPLANET EXPLORATION PROGRAM ANALYSIS GROUP MEETING AT DPS SAN ANTONIO
  8. WORKSHOP ON EDIA FOR LEADERS IN PLANETARY SCIENCE  #EDIALPS
  9. DONATIONS SOLICITED FOR THE DPS URM FUND TO BE MATCHED UP TO $10,000!
  10. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) TOWNHALL AT DPS/EPSC
  11. IN MEMORIAM: MICHAEL DAVID HICKS (1964 – 2023)
  12. REQUEST FOR REVIEWER FOR DPS EARLY CAREER PRESENTERS HELP DESK/PRESENTATION REVIEW (VIRTUAL)
  13. THE DPS COMMITTEE INVITES DPS MEMBERS TO APPLY FOR THIS CYCLE OF DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS
  14. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 IS INTERNATIONAL OBSERVE THE MOON NIGHT
  15. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-29, Sept 17, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 HILL/WINE COUNTRY EXCURSION NOW FREE
  2. DPS-EPSC MEETING – VIRTUAL AND HYBRID PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES
  3. REMINDER: POSTER PRINTING AND SHIPPING SERVICE FOR 2023 DPS-EPSC MEETING
  4. NASA CROSS-AG IDEA WORKING GROUP
  5. EUROPA CLIPPER ASTRONOMY TEAM KICKOFF
  6. PLANETARY EXPLORATION NEWSLETTER INVITATION
  7. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-28, Sept 10, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 HOUSING RESERVATION DEADLINE EXTENSION
  2. DPS-EPSC 2023 CALL FOR OPEN MIC NIGHT PERFORMERS
  3. EGU GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2024 CALL: PROPOSE-YOUR-SESSION FOR THE PLANETARY AND SPACE SCIENCES (PS) DIVISION
  4. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES: SEPTEMBER 12, DR. JULIE CASTILLO-ROGEZ  (CALTECH/NASA JPL)
  5. 2024A NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  6. INTEREST IN CALIBRATING PLASMA MEASUREMENTS SPECIAL ISSUE JOURNAL
  7. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-27, Sept 4, 2023

  1. POSTER PRINTING AND SHIPPING SERVICE FOR 2023 DPS-EPSC MEETING

DPS 23-26, Sept 3, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 HOUSING: RESERVATION DEADLINE, EXPANDED GOVERNMENT RATE BLOCK, ADDITIONAL REDUCED-RATE STUDENT HOUSING BLOCK, AND RIDE-SHARE PLANS
  2. EARLY CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFERINGS AT DPS-EPSC MEETING
  3. DPS-EPSC 2023 ORAL TALK UPLOAD DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 29TH
  4. MS/PHD POSITIONS FOR FALL 2024
  5. FINAL ARECIBO OBSERVATORY NEWSLETTER
  6. AUGUST 2023 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR ICARUS AND THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL
  7. NASA PDS: APERIODIC DATA RELEASES IN 2023.08
  8. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-25, Aug 27, 2023

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 2023 ELECTION RESULTS
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS TO CONTINUE HYBRID MEETINGS
  3. DPS-EPSC 2023 ORAL TALK UPLOAD DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 29TH
  4. BOOK YOUR LODGING AT THE CONFERENCE HOTEL BY SEPTEMBER 8
  5. DPS HISTORY AT JANUARY 2024 AAS MEETING
  6. AAS JOURNALS PEER REVIEW WORKSHOP ON OCTOBER 1, 2023
  7. LONG-TERM VARIABILITY MONITORING STRATEGIES FOR HST AND JWST (RFI)
  8. SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR THE DPS 2023–VIRTUAL CLASSROOM SPEAKERS
  9. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-24, Aug 16, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023: EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE AUGUST 17
  2. CALLING FOR DPS MEETING PUBLIC OUTREACH EVENT VOLUNTEERS
  3. JOB OPENINGS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-23, Aug 13, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 MEETING SCHEDULE IS NOW AVAILABLE
  2. DPS-EPSC 2023 UPDATE: EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE AUGUST 17
  3. UPCOMING DPS-EPSC DEADLINES
  4. LAST CHANCE TO VOTE IN DPS ELECTION (CLOSES TUES AUG 15)
  5. 2023 HYBRID WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR AT THE DPS-EPSC MEETING
  6. DPS-NSBP SPEAKER TO PRESENT AT GEORGIA TECH (AND ONLINE) ON SEP 1
  7. DONATIONS SOLICITED FOR THE DPS URM FUND
  8. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-22, Aug 11, 2023

  1. AAS DPS ANNOUNCES 2023 PRIZE WINNERS
  2. UPCOMING DPSC-EPSC DEADLINES
  3. AAS JOURNALS PEER REVIEW WORKSHOP ON OCTOBER 1, 2023
  4. ELECTION IS OPEN UNTIL AUG 15
  5. THE CROSS AG IDEA WORKING GROUP SEEKING NEW CO-CHAIR
  6. WORKSHOP: HABITABILITY: THE ASTROPHYSICAL, ATMOSPHERIC, AND GEOPHYSICAL IMPLICATIONS
  7. WORKSHOP ON EDIA FOR LEADERS IN PLANETARY SCIENCE #EDIALPS
  8. THE NEW HORIZONS URANUS/NEPTUNE OBSERVATION CAMPAIGN, AND A REQUEST FOR GROUNDBASED AMATEUR OBSERVING SUPPORT
  9. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-21, July 31, 2023

  1. CELEBRATING THE IMPACT OF THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL!
  2. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT DEADLINE FOR DPS-EPSC 2023 IS AUG 7
  3. DPS-EPSC 2023 OUTSTANDING POSTER CONTEST
  4. WORKSHOPS AT DPS-EPSC 2023
  5. ELECTION IS OPEN UNTIL AUG 15
  6. AGU Session DI016 TRACING CHEMICAL AND ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES DURING ROCKY BODY EVOLUTION, ETC.
  7. AGU SESSION P004: ATMOSPHERES, CLIMATE, AND POTENTIAL HABITABILITY OF ROCKY EXOPLANETS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-20, July 23, 2023

  1. JUNE 2023 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL AND ICARUS
  2. MENTORING AT DPS-EPSC 2023
  3. DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS FOR 2023 DPS MEETING
  4. UPCOMING DPS-EPSC DEADLINES
  5. ELECTION OPEN UNTIL AUG 15
  6. TRAVEL GRANTS FOR THOSE FROM URM COMMUNITIES FOR DPS AND NSBP
  7. HST/JWST LONG-TERM MONITORING WORKING GROUP SOLICITING INPUT
  8. 2024A NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-19, July 9, 2023

  1.  ELECTION NOW OPEN!
  2.  DPS-EPSC ABSTRACTS DUE JULY 12
  3. UPCOMING DPS-EPSC DEADLINES
  4. TRAVEL GRANTS
  5. WORKSHOP ON THE GALILEAN SATELLITES AND THEIR RADIATION ENVIRONMENT
  6. AGU SESSION P040. THE ICE GIANTS: EXPLORING THE PLANETARY SYSTEMS OF URANUS AND NEPTUNE
  7. LIBRARIES AROUND THE NATION LOOKING FOR ECLIPSE PROGRAMS AND HELP
  8. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES: JULY 11TH, DR. HENRIK MELIN

DPS 23-18, July, 2, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC ABSTRACT SUBMISSION EXTENSION TO JULY 12
  2. UPCOMING DPS-EPSC DEADLINES
  3. TRAVEL GRANTS
  4. SPECIAL ISSUE OF ADVANCES IN SPACE RESEARCH: LUNAR ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS RESULTING FROM HUMAN EXPLORATION AND OCCUPATION OF THE MOON

DPS 23-17, June 19, 2023

  1.  MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: REGISTRATION RATES FOR DPS-EPSC 2023
  2. DPS-EPSC ABSTRACTS DUE JUL 6
  3. WORKSHOP AND SPLINTER MEETING PROPOSALS
  4. DPS TRAVEL GRANT AVAILABLE FOR THOSE FROM UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY COMMUNITIES FOR DPS AND NSBP
  5. SMALL SOLAR SYSTEM BODIES: SAMPLE RETURNS, JWST, GROUND-BASED ASTRONOMY AND MORE
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-16, June 11, 2023

  1. REMINDER: DPS-EPSC ABSTRACTS DUE JUL 6
  2. PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE  MEETING, JUNE 21 TO 23
  3. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES: JUNE 13TH, DR. MATT CLEMENT (JHU/APL)
  4. NASA SPACE WEATHER AND SCIENCE AGILE PLATFORMS REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
  5. ENDURANCE SCIENCE WORKSHOP 2023
  6. NASA TOWN HALL FOR PLANETARY SCIENCE RESEARCH PROGRAMS USING DUAL-ANONYMOUS PEER REVIEW
  7. CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT: TEXAS AREA PLANETARY SCIENCE MEETING (TAPS) – AUGUST 17-18, 2023, SAN ANTONIO
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-15, May 28, 2023

  1. NOTE FROM THE CHAIR: STATEMENT OF CARE FOR DPS-EPSC 2023
  2. INFORMATION ABOUT DPS-EPSC ABSTRACTS
  3. NASA SMD BRIDGE PROGRAM SEEKS REVIEWERS
  4. UPCOMING NASA ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS: NAC SCIENCE AND PAC
  5. HYBRID SCIENCE LECTURE: EXPLORING THE LUNAR SOUTH POLE, JUNE 8
  6. ISSOL/IAU ORIGINS OF LIFE MEETING IN QUITO
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-14, May 21, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 HYBRID MEETING: EXHIBITOR PROSPECTUS
  2. NASA WEBINAR FOR TWO FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
  3. TRAVEL GRANTS AND REGISTRATION OPEN FOR 2023 HYBRID PLANETINSITU WORKSHOP, WITHIN THE ICAR CONFERENCE
  4. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE (SC) POSITION
  5. ICARUS IS SEEKING AN ASSOCIATE EDITOR

DPS 23-13, May 7, 2023

  1. DPS 2023 ELECTION: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. REMINDER: DPS-EPSC 2023 MEETING POLL
  3. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES: MAY 9TH, DR. S.-H. DAN SHIM (ASU)
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-12, May 3, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 MEETING INDICATION OF INTEREST
  2. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-11, April 29, 2023

  1. URANUS FLAGSHIP WORKSHOP EARLY CAREER TRAVEL GRANTS AND ABSTRACT EXTENSION

DPS 23-10, April 27, 2023

  1. ALMA CYCLE 10 CALL FOR PROPOSALS IS NOW OPEN
  2. URANUS FLAGSHIP 2023: INVESTIGATIONS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR CROSS-DISCIPLINE SCIENCE
  3. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE POSITIONS
  4. SBAG 29 – 1ST ANNOUNCEMENT – JULY 11-13, 2023
  5. SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ARCHITECTURE REVIEW TEAM FOR HABITABLE WORLDS OBSERVATORY
  6. THE XIII PAOLO FARINELLA PRIZE IS OPEN FOR NOMINATIONS
  7. REGISTRATION OPEN FOR 2023 HYBRID PLANETINSITU WORKSHOP, WITHIN THE BRINES CONFERENCE
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-09, April 9, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 HYBRID MEETING: INDICATION OF INTEREST
  2. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS (DUE APR 15)
  3. WORKSHOP ON EDIA FOR LEADERS IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  4. ICARUS IS SEEKING AN ASSOCIATE EDITOR
  5. THE PLANET CHARACTERIZATION IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND THE GALAXY WORKSHOP
  6. SAVE THE DATE: FIRST TEXAS AREA PLANETARY SCIENCE MEETING (TAPS) – AUGUST 17-18, SAN ANTONIO
  7. CULTURALLY INCLUSIVE PLANETARY ENGAGEMENT WORKSHOPS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-08, April 3, 2023

  1. DR. NAOMI ROWE-GURNEY IS THE 2023 DPS-NSBP SPEAKER AWARDEE

DPS 23-07, March 27, 2023

  1. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS (DUE APR 15)
  2. HYBRID SCIENCE LECTURE WITH UPDATES FROM JWST, APRIL 6
  3. WOMEN AND GIRLS IN ASTRONOMY PROJECT MINI-GRANTS OPPORTUNITY
  4. SBAG STEERING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN
  5. NEOWISE 2023 DATA RELEASE
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-06, March 14, 2023

  1. DPS-EPSC 2023 HYBRID MEETING: OCT 1-6
  2. 2023B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  3. AGU HONORS NOMINATIONS DUE APRIL 12
  4. PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE SEEKING NOMINATIONS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-05, February 26, 2023

  1. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. DPS COMMITTEE SEEKS SECRETARY FOR 2023-26 TERM
  3. PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
  4. WORKSHOP: 4TH DUST, ATMOSPHERE AND PLASMA ENVIRONMENT OF THE MOON AND SMALL BODIES
  5. CALL FOR PAPERS: THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL FOCUS ISSUE ON CENTAURS
  6. NN-EXPLORE INFORMATIONAL SESSION: MON FEB 27 2-3PM PST
  7. WORKSHOP ON EDIA FOR LEADERS IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-04, February 12, 2023

  1. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. CALL FOR LETTERS OF INTENT TO HOST THE ASTEROIDS, COMETS, METEORS 2026 CONFERENCE
  3. INVITATION TO JOIN THE SCIENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (SOC) FOR THE 2023 JOINT DPS-EPSC MEETING
  4. PS13 SURFACE PROCESSES  AT 2023 AOGS
  5. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR: KATHY MANDT
  6. CALL FOR COMMUNITY INPUT INTO THE DEFINITION OF THE ROMAN SPACE TELESCOPE’S CORE COMMUNITY SURVEYS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-03, February 05, 2023

  1. DPS COMMITTEE SEEKS TREASURER FOR 2023-26 TERM
  2. DPS COMMITTEE SEEKS SECRETARY FOR 2023-26 TERM
  3. INVITATION TO JOIN THE SCIENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (SOC) FOR THE 2023 JOINT DPS-EPSC MEETING
  4. IN MEMORIAM: PETER GIERASCH (1940-2023)
  5. JAPAN GEOSCIENCE UNION MEETING SESSION
  6. THE INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL IN ASTROBIOLOGY
  7. SPANISH WEBINAR ABOUT PLANETARY SCIENCE AND CAREERS, FEB. 14
  8. APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR ORIGINS OF SOLAR SYSTEMS GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-02, January 22, 2023

  1. DPS SEEKING SELF-NOMINATIONS FOR THE POSITION OF HISTORIAN
  2. DPS MEETING EXPLORATION TEAM (DPS-MXT) REPORT COMPLETED AND POSTED
  3. SPACE SCIENCE IN CONTEXT CONFERENCE JAN 26
  4. DUST, ATMOSPHERE, AND PLASMA ENVIRONMENT OF THE MOON AND SMALL BODIES WORKSHOP
  5. 2023 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF DEEP SPACE SCIENCES, 24-30 APR
  6. PDS USER EXPERIENCE TESTERS NEEDED
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 23-01, January 7, 2023

  1. INVITATION TO JOIN THE 2023 SAN ANTONIO DPS MEETING VIRTUAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (VOC)
  2. 2023-02-04 POLYMELE OCCULTATION IN SUPPORT OF THE LUCY MISSION
  3. FIRST “BEST STUDENT-LED PAPER” IN ICARUS AWARDED TO MATHILDE KERVAZO
  4. URANUS FLAGSHIP:  INVESTIGATIONS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR CROSS-DISCIPLINE SCIENCE
  5. SBAG 28 – 3RD ANNOUNCEMENT – JANUARY 24-25, 2023
  6. NASA POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM
  7. BIENNIAL EUROPEAN ASTROBIOLOGY CONFERENCE (BEACON), 8-12 MAY 2023
  8. ACM ASTEROID NAME NOMINATIONS
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-34, December 19, 2022

  1. EGU 2023 session PS3.1
  2. AOGS 2023: GEOLOGY, GEOPHYSICS, AND HABITABILITY IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
  3. 2023 GORDON CONFERENCE ON ORIGINS OF SOLAR SYSTEMS
  4. EGU GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2023 CALL-FOR-ABSTRACTS FOR THE PLANETARY AND SPACE SCIENCES (PS) DIVISION
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-33, December 4, 2022

  1. JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE CYCLE 2 CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  2. DART BOARDER PROGRAM INDICATION OF INTEREST FOR FEBRUARY INVESTIGATION TEAM MEETING
  3. EGU23 SESSION PS6.1: ICE GIANT SYSTEM SCIENCE AND EXPLORATION
  4. NEWS FOR PLANETARY STUDENTS AND EARLY CAREER SCIENTISTS
  5. REMINDER – CENTAURS: A PROPOSED NEW AAS-IOP EBOOK
  6. NEWS FOR PLANETARY STUDENTS AND EARLY CAREER SCIENTISTS
  7. INTRODUCTION TO PLANETARY IMAGE ANALYSIS WITH ARCGIS: FEBRUARY
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-32, November 21, 2022

  1. NOTE FROM THE CHAIR:  “WHY IS THE AAS MEETING SO EXPENSIVE?”
  2. SBAG RELEASES THE FULL APOPHIS SPECIFIC ACTION TEAM REPORT
  3. PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING, DEC 5 AND 6
  4. THE CROSS AG IDEA WORKING GROUP
  5. BARRY BLUMBERG MEMORIAL WORKSHOP IN ASTROBIOLOGY
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-31, October 31, 2022

  1. EUROPA CLIPPER PROJECT MAILING LIST
  2. WORKSHOP ON EDIA FOR LEADERS IN PLANETARY SCIENCE #EDIALPS
  3. ADVOCATING FOR TRITON MISSION
  4. SBAG TRAVEL STIPENDS AVAILABLE
  5. APPLY NOW FOR IAU MEMBERSHIP IN 2023
  6. IN MEMORIAM: ROBERT W. CARLSON (1941 – 2022)
  7. COSPAR MEETING: 5TH SYMPOSIUM AND 45TH SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY
  8. 2023 PIERAZZO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-30, October 16, 2022

  1. SURVEY ABOUT FUTURE MEETINGS FOR DPS FOLKS WHO DID NOT ATTEND THE 2022 DPS HYBRID MEETING
  2. CENTAURS: A PROPOSED NEW AAS-IOP EBOOK
  3. NASA SBAG JAN 24-26
  4. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  5. SHARING PLANETARY SCIENCE: ADAPTING YOUR TALKS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-29, October 1, 2022

  1. 54TH DPS MEETING STARTS THIS WEEK
  2. DPS/FRS SPACE POLICY TOWN HALL: DECADAL SURVEY ADVOCACY & CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY PARTNERSHIPS
  3. INAUGURAL DPS-NSBP SPEAKER PROGRAM TALK: JASMINE BAYRON WED OCT 5 AT 9:50AM
  4. NEXT SBAG JAN 24-26, 2023
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-28, September 25, 2022

  1. LATE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY SEP 28
  2. SET UP YOUR DPS MEETING ITINERARY AHEAD OF TIME
  3. COMMUNITY WORKSHOP ON FUTURE PLANETARY OBSERVATIONS WITH THE NEW HORIZONS SPACECRAFT
  4. RMS NODE USERS GROUP DURING DPS MEETING
  5. DPS EARLY CAREER REVIEW OF MATERIALS – SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR NEXT WEEK SEPTEMBER 28 AND 29, REGISTRATION REQUIRED
  6. INTERNATIONAL OBSERVE THE MOON NIGHT: SATURDAY OCTOBER 1, 2022

DPS 22-27, September 18, 2022

  1. LATE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY SEP 28
  2. DPS WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE  – OCT 4 HYBRID EVENT
  3. FIRST DPS-NSBP SPEAKER, DR. JASMINE BAYRON, AT DPS MEETING
  4. DPS STUDENT TOWN HALL 2022–HYBRID
  5. DPS STUDENT & EARLY CAREER RECEPTION 2022–FULLY VIRTUAL
  6. GOLDSCHMIDT MEETING SUBMISSION DEADLINE OCT 14
  7. EGU GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2023 CALL-FOR-SESSIONS FOR THE PLANETARY AND SPACE SCIENCES (PS) DIVISION
  8. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-26, September 11, 2022

  1. SIGN UP FOR EVENTS AT DPS 2022
  2. BUILD YOUR DPS MEETING ITINERARY
  3. WORKSHOP ON EDIA FOR LEADERS IN PLANETARY SCIENCE #EDIALPS
  4. GRAD SCHOOL POSITIONS
  5. 2023A NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  6. NASA EXOGUIDES AND EXOEXPLORERS  ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
  7. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-25, September 4, 2022

  1. SIGN UP FOR OPEN MIC NIGHT AT DPS 2022
  2. UPCOMING DEADLINES FOR DPS 2022
  3. CULTURALLY INCLUSIVE PLANETARY ENGAGEMENT
  4. DPS 2022 DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS APPLICATIONS DUE SEP 8
  5. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS SEMINAR SERIES: SEPTEMBER 13, DR. AMY SIMON
  6. THE ROAD TO MISSION SCIENCE: SEMINARS FOR STUDENTS AND EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS
  7. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-24, August 28, 2022

  1. DPS 2022 FULL PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE
  2. UPCOMING DEADLINES FOR DPS 2022
  3. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT DEADLINE FOR DPS 2022 IS SEP 3
  4. DPS 2022 DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS APPLICATIONS DUE SEP 8
  5. INAUGURAL DPS-NSBP SPEAKER PROGRAM TALK AT DPS 54: JASMINE BAYRON
  6. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY SUMMER 2022 NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  7. BECOME AN AAS BOOK AUTHOR — SEND YOUR IDEAS!
  8. PLANETARY IMPACTS COMMUNITY WIKI PROJECT
  9. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-23, August 19, 2022

  1. AAS DPS ANNOUNCES 2022 PRIZE WINNERS
  2. CALL FOR PAPERS: THE PSJ FOCUS ISSUE ON CENTAURS
  3. CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE PSJ FOCUS ISSUE ON TOWARDS IN SITU OBSERVATIONS OF PLANETARY SURFACE-ATMOSPHERE INTERACTIONS
  4. 2023A NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  5. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-22, August 14, 2022

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 2022 DPS ELECTION RESULTS
  2. EARLY REGISTRATION ENDS THIS WEEK (AUG 18)
  3. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) TOWN HALL
  4. SPICE MISSION CONCEPT TEAM WORKSHOP
  5. SEEKING CO-CHAIRS FOR CROSS-AG INCLUSION, DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND ACCESSIBILITY WORKING GROUP
  6. IN MEMORIAM: ANNY-CHANTALE LEVASSEUR-REGOURD (1945-2022)
  7. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-21, August 3, 2022

  1. DPS ELECTION CLOSES AUG 12
  2. 2022 DPS URM TRAVEL GRANT CALL OPEN UNTIL AUGUST 5
  3. EARLY REGISTRATION FOR DPS 54TH MEETING ENDS AUGUST 18
  4. COMMUNITY WORKSHOP ON FUTURE PLANETARY OBSERVATIONS WITH THE NEW HORIZONS SPACECRAFT
  5. DPS 2022 WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR
  6. DPS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE LISTENING BOOTH AT LONDON MEETING
  7. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION TOWNHALL – DECADAL SURVEY INITIAL RESPONSE
  8. THE SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP’S NEXT MEETING (SBAG #28) WILL BE JANUARY 24-26, 2023 AT IPAC ON THE CALTECH CAMPUS IN PASADENA, CA, AND ONLINE
  9. 2022 DPS URM TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATION OPEN UNTIL AUGUST 5
  10. DPS 2024 MEETING TO END THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2024
  11. JOB, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-20, July 24, 2022

  1. REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR 54TH MEETING OF DPS
  2. DPS ABSTRACTS ARE OPEN UNTIL TUES JUL 26
  3. DPS WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR 2022 – OCT 4 HYBRID EVENT
  4. ELECTION OPEN UNTIL AUG 12
  5. SURVEY TO GUIDE FUTURE DPS MEETING STRUCTURES BY JULY 25
  6. 2022 DPS URM TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATION OPEN UNTIL AUGUST 5

DPS 22-19, July 17, 2022

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: REGISTRATION FEES
  2. REMINDER: DPS ABSTRACTS ARE OPEN UNTIL JUL 26
  3. 2022 DPS URM TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATION OPEN UNTIL AUGUST 5
  4. ELECTION OPEN UNTIL AUG 12
  5. SURVEY TO GUIDE FUTURE DPS MEETING STRUCTURES BY JULY 25
  6. AGU SESSION P009: EXTRAORDINARY ENCELADUS
  7. NASA WORKSHOP: SMD BRIDGE PROGRAM
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-18, July 8, 2022

  1. ELECTION NOW OPEN!
  2. REMINDER: DPS ABSTRACTS ARE OPEN UNTIL JUL 26
  3. 2022 DPS URM TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATION OPEN UNTIL AUGUST 5
  4. LPI INTERN STORIES 2022
  5. ATMOSPHERES, CLIMATE, AND POTENTIAL HABITABILITY OF ROCKY EXOPLANETS
  6. REMINDER: DPS PROPOSALS DUE FOR WORKSHOP (JUL 8 TODAY) AND SPLINTER MEETINGS (JUL 14)
  7. SURVEY TO GUIDE FUTURE DPS MEETING STRUCTURES (IN-PERSON, VIRTUAL, HYBRID)
  8. SHARING PLANETARY SCIENCE: USING HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES
  9. THE ROAD TO MISSION SCIENCE: SEMINARS FOR STUDENTS AND EARLY CAREER RESEARCHERS
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-17, June 29, 2022

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: YOM KIPPUR
  2. PROPOSALS DUE FOR WORKSHOP (JUL 8) AND SPLINTER MEETINGS (JUL 14)
  3. DPS ABSTRACTS ARE OPEN!
  4. REQUEST FOR SURVEY PARTICIPATION
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-16, June 26, 2022

  1. DPS ABSTRACTS OPEN MONDAY JUN 27
  2. DPS ACCOMMODATIONS SITE UP
  3. CULTURALLY INCLUSIVE PLANETARY ENGAGEMENT (JUN 30 DEADLINE)
  4. BLACK SPACE WEEK/BLACK IN ASTRO WEEK
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-15, June 19, 2022

  1. ICARUS ASSOCIATE EDITOR
  2. 2022 DPS URM TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATION FORM TO OPEN END OF JUNE
  3. LAST CHANCE TO PETITION FOR ADDITIONAL CANDIDATES
  4. FEDERAL RELATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE VISITS CAPITOL HILL

DPS 22-14, June 16, 2022

  1. FALL DPS MEETING WEBSITE IS UP
  2. FALL DPS MEETING WORKSHOP AND SPLINTER MEETING PROPOSALS SITE IS OPEN
  3. PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING, JUNE 21 TO 23, 2022
  4. CULTURALLY INCLUSIVE PLANETARY ENGAGEMENT
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-13, June 5, 2022

  1. DPS MEETINGS EXPLORATION TEAM LOOKING INTO HYBRID AND OTHER MEETING STRUCTURES
  2. VIRTUAL COFFEE HOUR: FUTURE LEADERS OF OCEAN WORLDS (MON JUN 6)
  3. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-12, May 22, 2022

  1. DPS 2022 ELECTION: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  3. SBAG MEETING JUN 7-9, 2022
  4. DAVINCI IN SITU CAPABILITY ROUNDTABLE
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-11, May 8, 2022

  1. FARINELLA PRIZE DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MAY 15TH
  2. IN MEMORIAM: KLAUS KEIL (1939-2022)
  3. ECLIPSE SOUNDSCAPES: CITIZEN SCIENCE PROJECT SURVEY
  4. SBAG MEETING JUN 7-9
  5. ICY OCEAN WORLDS: PAST AND FUTURE EXPLORATIONS, EPSC2022, OPS3
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-10, Apr 26, 2022

  1. PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY DECADAL SURVEY 2023-2032
  2. NEW DIRECTOR FOR THE MINOR PLANET CENTER
  3. SBAG STERRING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN
  4. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY SPRING 2022. NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  5. SBAG EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  6. EPSC SESSION OPS2 (EXPLORATION OF TITAN)
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-09, Apr 10, 2022

  1. NASA REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: INTEREST IN COMPETING FOR OPERATION OF THE LUNAR AND PLANETARY INSTITUTE
  2. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS CLOSES THIS WEEK
  3. NASA TOPS COMMUNITY PANEL NOMINATIONS
  4. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  5. HABITABLE WORLDS MEETING IN EDINBURGH
  6. THE XII PAOLO FARINELLA PRIZE IS NOW OPEN FOR NOMINATIONS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-08, Mar 27, 2022

  1. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. CELEBRATING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM WOMEN, IN ASTRONOMY AND IN SCIENCE
  3. 3 DAYS LEFT! 2022 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 30, 2022
  4. NEOWISE 2022 DATA RELEASE AVAILABLE MARCH 23, 2022
  5. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN
  6. ARECIBO / GREEN BANK SINGLE DISH SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION DEADLINE APRIL 6TH, 2022
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-07, Mar 15, 2022

  1. LPSC EXIT SURVEY
  2. CELEBRATING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM WOMEN IN ASTRONOMY AND OTHER STEM
  3. 2022B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  4. MAKING SPACE: A WORKSHOP ON SPACE, SCIART, & SOCIETY
  5. WORKSHOP TO ENGAGE DIVERSE AUDIENCES IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-06, Feb 28, 2022

  1. INTRODUCING THE INAUGURAL DPS-NSBP SPEAKER AWARDEE: DR. JASMINE BAYRON
  2. NOTE FROM THE CHAIR ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY IN UKRAINE
  3. MEMORIAL FUND FOR PAUL FELDMAN
  4. CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ERES VII
  5. HOW TO GET ON THE MAILING LIST FOR THE AAS EDUCATION BLOG
  6. 2022B NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  7. 2022 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL
  8. KIPAC PUBLIC ASTRONOMY LECTURE – ALIEN LIFE AND UFOS – THE SCIENTIFIC VIEW
  9. PLANETARY EXPLORATION NEWSLETTER INVITATION
  10. WORKSHOP ON IN SITU EXPLORATION OF THE GIANT PLANETS
  11. REQUEST FOR COMMENT: CHANGES TO THE ISIS LONG TERM SUPPORT MODEL
  12. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-05, Feb 13, 2022

  1. CELEBRATING BLACK EXCELLENCE IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  2. FREE WEBINAR ON DE-JARGONING YOUR TALKS
  3. PLANETARY GEOSCIENCE AT THE NORDIC GEOLOGICAL MEETING IN ICELAND
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-04, Feb 6, 2022

  1. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. IN MEMORIAM: PAUL FELDMAN (1939 – 2022)
  3. REMINDER: DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATIONS DUE FOR SOC (FEB 7) AND VOC (FEB 14)
  4. CALL FOR INPUT: STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE FOR LIFE DETECTION
  5. COSPAR-22 SESSION C3.2: PLANETARY UPPER ATMOSPHERES, IONOSPHERES AND MAGNETOSPHERES
  6. COSPAR-22: SMALL BODY EXPLORATION SCIENCES: FROM THE SOLAR SYSTEM TO INTERSTELLAR OBJECTS
  7. 2022 EXOPLANET SUMMER PROGRAM AT THE OTHER WORLDS LABORATORY, UC SANTA CRUZ
  8. JPGU SESSION: OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION TODAY, AND TOMORROW
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-03, Jan 30, 2022

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR:  2022 DPS MEETING IN LONDON, ONTARIO, CANADA IS HYBRID
  2. DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR CONSIDERATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON THE VIRTUAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE *VOC*
  3. REMINDER FOR DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR *SOC*
  4. LAST CALL: APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AAS DPS COMMITTEE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
  5. PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING, FEBRUARY 15, 2022
  6. COSPAR 44TH SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY IN ATHENS, GREECE DURING 16-24 JULY 2022
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-02, Jan 19, 2022

  1. DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR CONSIDERATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON THE SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
  2. NEXT SBAG MEETING IS JAN 24-25
  3. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  4. APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AAS DPS COMMITTEE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
  5. DPS RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES WEBSITE
  6. INSIGHTSEERS PROGRAM APPLICATION OPEN
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 22-01, Jan 2, 2022

  1. APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AAS DPS COMMITTEE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
  2. EXMAG CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR 2022 MEMBERSHIP
  3. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-32, Dec 19, 2021

  1. MAKING SPACE: A WORKSHOP ON SPACE, ART, & SOCIETY
  2. NSF GLOW: GEOSCIENCE LESSONS FOR/FROM OTHER WORLDS
  3. ABSCICON 2022 SESSION: TITAN AS A PREBIOTIC LABORATORY
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-31, Dec 6, 2021

  1. SHARING PLANETARY SCIENCE: COMMON PLANETARY MISCONCEPTIONS
  2. APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN FOR CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY 2022
  3. DPS MEETING PLENARY ON IMPROVING EVENT ACCESSIBILITY IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC VIEWING

DPS 21-30, Nov 21, 2021

  1. DPS SUBCOMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS SEEKS NEW MEMBERS
  2. DPS ENCOURAGES MEMBERS TO READ AND PROVIDE COMMENTS ON PROPOSED NEW NASA POLICY
  3. WORKSHOP: MERCURY’S SURFACE RESPONSE TO THE INTERPLANETARY ENVIRONMENT: IDENTIFYING NEEDED STUDIES IN LABORATORY
  4. OPAG HYBRID TOWN HALL AT AGU FALL MEETING DEC 17, 2021
  5. SBAG EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  6. PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY DECADAL SURVEY
  7. WORKSHOP DEDICATED TO IN SITU EXPLORATION OF THE GIANT PLANETS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-29, Nov 6, 2021

  1. EGU ICE GIANT SYSTEM EXPLORATION SESSION OPEN FOR ABSTRACTS
  2. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-28, Oct 25, 2021

  1. ASSOCIATE EDITORS, ICARUS
  2. UPDATES TO DPS SUBCOMMITTEES
  3. NASA PLANETARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
  4. DART BOARDER PROGRAM INDICATION OF INTEREST FOR JANUARY INVESTIGATION TEAM MEETING
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-27, Oct 17, 2021

  1. SHARING PLANETARY SCIENCE: ENGAGING CHILDREN
  2. IN MEMORIAM: WALTER F. HUEBNER (1928 – 2021) 
  3. LINKEDIN GROUP CREATED FOR EARLY CAREER PLANETARY SCIENTISTS
  4. SBAG EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-26, Oct 3, 2021

  1. 53RD DPS MEETING STARTS TODAY: ACCESSING THE MEETING
  2. NEPTUNE/TRITON SYSTEM SEMINAR SERIES
  3. IN MEMORIAM: GORDON PETTENGILL (1926-2021)
  4. IN MEMORIAM TERRENCE RETTIG (1946-2021)
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-25, Sep 26, 2021

  1. DPS MEETING SWAG AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE FROM STARTORIALIST
  2. SEEKING APPLICATIONS FOR STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE AAS DPS COMMITTEE
  3. SEEKING DPS MEMBERS TO CONDUCT VIRTUAL CLASSROOM PRESENTATIONS IN OCT AND NOV
  4. LPI ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR IDEA ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
  5. DPS PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE (PCCS) OPEN TO NEW MEMBERS
  6. EDIA SESSION, EVENTS, AND MEETINGS AT THE FALL 2021 DPS MEETING
  7. SURVEY FOR PLANETARY SCIENTISTS RELATED TO OUTREACH
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-24, Sep 15, 2021

  1. DPS FINALIZING STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS WITH NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK PHYSICISTS
  2. APPLICATIONS WELCOMED FOR COMPLIMENTARY DPS AND NSBP MEETING REGISTRATION FOR THOSE FROM UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY COMMUNITIES IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  3. STUDENT TOWNHALL
  4. STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER RECEPTION
  5. PLEASE VISIT OUR DPS EXHIBITORS – THEIR SUPPORT KEEPS OUR COMMUNITY STRONG
  6. CALL FOR PAPERS, ‘APPLICATIONS OF STATISTICAL METHODS AND MACHINE LEARNING IN THE SPACE SCIENCES’ IN FRONTIERS IN ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCES
  7. EXOPAG NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
  8. INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF THE ORIGIN OF LIFE MEETING
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-23, Sep 5, 2021

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE DPS CHAIR AND THE PCCS
  2. STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER RECEPTION
  3. STUDENT TOWNHALL
  4. WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR
  5. FIRST TIME DPS ATTENDEES AND EARLY CAREER PRESENTATION REVIEW SESSIONS
  6. NASA’s WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE COMMUNITY EVENTS LOOKING FOR EXPERTS
  7. UPLOAD YOUR TALKS AND REGISTER THIS THURSDAY AND OTHER UPCOMING DEADLINES
  8. GRAD SCHOOL POSITIONS MS/PHD POSITIONS FOR FALL 2022
  9. 2022A NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  10. DPS OPEN MIC NIGHT THURSDAY OCT 7
  11. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-22, Aug 29, 2021

  1. DPS BLOCK SCHEDULE IS POSTED
  2. UPLOAD YOUR DPS ORAL PRESENTATION AND IPOSTERS BY SEP 9
  3. DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS
  4. DPS MEETING REGISTRATION REMINDER – SEP 9
  5. OTHER UPCOMING DEADLINES
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-21, Aug 22, 2021

  1. CLARIFICATION: NEW PRESS OFFICER AND NEW WEBMASTER
  2. IN MEMORIAM: CAROLYN SHOEMAKER (1929-2021)
  3. DPS MEETING REGISTRATION REMINDER – SEP 9
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-20, Aug 16, 2021

  1. DPS SEEKS NEW PRESS OFFICER AND NEW WEBMASTER
  2. HIGHLIGHT YOUR GRADUATE PROGRAM AT DPS 2021
  3. UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY COMMUNITIES IN PLANETARY SCIENCE TRAVEL GRANT
  4. DPS MEETING REGISTRATION REMINDER
  5. SHARING PLANETARY SCIENCE: ADDRESSING CONTROVERSIAL TOPICS
  6. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATION
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-19, Aug 9, 2021

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 2021 DPS ELECTION RESULTS
  2. AAS DPS ANNOUNCES 2021 PRIZE WINNERS
  3. DPS MEETING SESSION CHAIRS STILL NEEDED
  4. DPS MEETING REGISTRATION REMINDER
  5. NORC DEIA RESEARCH STUDY SEEKS THOSE WHO SERVED AS NASA PI FOR COMPETED SPACE MISSION PROPOSAL
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-18, Aug 2, 2021

  1. REGISTER NOW FOR FALL MEETING (SEP 9 PRESENTER DEADLINE)
  2. LIMITED DISCOUNTED REGISTRATION
  3. DPS MEETING SESSION CHAIRS NEEDED
  4. MERCURY’S SURFACE RESPONSE TO THE INTERPLANETARY ENVIRONMENT: IDENTIFYING NEEDED STUDIES IN LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS
  5. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  6. AGU SESSION P008 – ENCELADUS: BEACON OF OCEAN WORLDS
  7. P017 – IN SITU GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION OF PLANETARY BODIES
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-17, July 19, 2021

  1. A FEW DAYS LEFT FOR DPS ABSTRACTS
  2. EASY TO VOTE IN DPS ELECTION
  3. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY COLLOQUIUM SERIES
  4. SPECIAL ISSUE ON GIANT PLANETS IN REMOTE SENSING JOURNAL
  5. AGU SESSION P007 – CONCEPT FOR FUTURE PLANETARY SCIENCE MISSIONS
  6. AGU SESSION P040 – TITAN: ATMOSPHERE, SURFACE AND INTERIOR
  7. DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS
  8. TWO DPS FUNDS NOW UP TO $100K
  9. REGISTRATION OPEN FOR NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK PHYSICISTS 2021 CONFERENCE
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-16, July 11, 2021

  1. DPS 2021 ABSTRACTS OPEN UNTIL JUL 22
  2. DPS ELECTION OPEN UNTIL JUL 29
  3. LETTER FROM ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
  4. UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY COMMUNITIES TRAVEL GRANT
  5. DPS 2021 DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  6. CALL FOR NASA KECK KEY STRATEGIC MISSION SUPPORT PROPOSALS FOR 2022A
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-15, June 28, 2021

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2021 : PROCEDURE AND HOW TO VOTE
  2. CANDIDATE BIOS AND STATEMENTS
  3. DPS 2021 ABSTRACTS OPEN UNTIL JUL 22
  4. PLANETARY WHITE PAPERS NOW PUBLISHED
  5. ARECIBO SCIENCE ADVOCACY PARTNERSHIP ACTION ITEM: BILL S. 1260
  6. 8TH ANNUAL THE ART OF PLANETARY SCIENCE
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-14, June 20, 2021

  1. FALL MEETING ABSTRACT DEADLINE JUL 22
  2. PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE: HAPPY JUNETEENTH!
  3. DPS FALL 2021 MEETING VIRTUAL SPACE ACCOMMODATION?
  4. NASA PLANETARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MATERIALS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-13, June 13, 2021

  1. DPS FALL 2021 MEETING ASL ACCOMMODATION?
  2. FALL 2021 MEETING DECISION PROCESS
  3. TITAN THROUGH TIME 5: IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL
  4. FALL 2021 DPS MEETING SITE
  5. DPS JUNE 22 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-12, May 30, 2021

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: FALL MEETING
  2. ACTION ALERT FROM AAS/DPS FEDERAL RELATION SUBCOMMITTEE
  3. DPS JUNE VIRTUAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
  4. NASA PLANETARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING

DPS 21-11, May 23, 2021

  1. DPS 2021 ELECTION: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. NEW ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NAMED
  3. SBAG REGISTRATION DEADLINE JUNE 2
  4. EPSC SESSION OPS1: PLANET TITAN
  5. NASA NEW FRONTIERS 5 AO RELEASE DATE DELAYS
  6. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: PRE-PROPOSALS DUE MAY 26
  7. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LUNAR SCIENCE: CALL FOR AUTHORS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-10, May 9, 2021

  1. NEW NAME CHANGE POLICY FOR AAS JOURNALS
  2. RESOURCES FROM THE DPS PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE
  3. DART BOARDERS PROGRAM
  4. IN MEMORIAM: JOHN W. (JACK) SALISBURY (1934-2020)
  5. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  6. INSIGHTSEERS PROGRAM APPLICATIONS OPEN
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-09, Apr 25, 2021

  1. DART BOARDERS PROGRAM
  2. EPSC 2021 ICE GIANT SYSTEM SCIENCE AND EXPLORATION
  3. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN
  4. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  5. NEW PLANETARY SOCIETY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FUNDING OPPORTUNITY
  6. NASA COMMUNITY COLLEGE NETWORK INVITES SCIENTISTS TO PARTICIPATE
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-08, Apr 11, 2021

  1. DAIS (Disabled for Accessibility In Space)
  2. 12TH ANNUAL LUNGRADCON
  3. PROOFING PLANETARY 2020 AUTHOR METADATA FOR WHITEPAPERS
  4. DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS DUE APR 15
  5. SPECIAL ISSUE OF SPACE SCIENCE REVIEWS: ICE GIANTS IN SITU
  6. DUAL-ANONYMOUS PEER REVIEW TOWN HALL FOR NASA PLANETARY AND EXOPLANET RESEARCH PROGRAMS
  7. COMMUNICATING WITH POLICY MAKERS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-07, Mar 27, 2021

  1. DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS DUE APR 15
  2. NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
  3. EXTRATERRESTRIAL MATERIALS ANALYSIS GROUP (EXMAG) SPRING MEETING AND CALL FOR MEMBERS
  4. NEOWISE 2021 DATA RELEASE AVAILABLE MARCH 24, 2021
  5. EXMAG IS SEEKING APPLICATIONS FOR OPEN POSITIONS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-06, Mar 16, 2021

  1. DEADLINE EXTENDED FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF POSITION
  3. 2021 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL
  4. CONFERENCE ON APPLICATIONS OF STATISTICAL METHODS AND MACHINE LEARNING IN THE SPACE SCIENCES
  5. SBAG EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-05, Mar 7, 2021

  1. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CHANGE COMING
  3. NASA PLANETARY DATA SYSTEMS PROVIDES NEW RESOURCES
  4. APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR THE 2021 JOSEP COMAS I SOLA INTERNATIONAL  ASTROBIOLOGY SCHOOL
  5. EMERGING RESEARCHERS IN EXOPLANET SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
  6. LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION VIRTUAL MEETING JUN 7-9, 2021
  7. 2021B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-04, Feb 21, 2021

  1. SAVE THE DATE FOR DPS 2021 MEETING
  2. BLACK HISTORY MONTH: DPS AND NSBP
  3. PLANETARY AND ASTROBIOLOGY DECADAL SURVEY SESSION
  4. INSIGHTSEERS PROGRAM
  5. ROCK, DUST AND ICE: INTERPRETING PLANETARY DATA
  6. ASTROMETRY REQUEST FOR TNO OBSERVERS
  7. 2021B NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  8. ORCAS SCIENCE CASE WITH KECK: CALL FOR WHITE PAPERS
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-03, Feb 7, 2021

  1. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY REQUESTS FOR ENDORSEMENTS
  2. 15TH HELLENIC ASTRONOMICAL CONFERENCE
  3. NASA PI LAUNCHPAD
  4. BLACK HISTORY MONTH RESOURCES FROM AIP
  5. 2021 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL
  6. BU SHIELD WEBINAR: NANCY CROOKER AND FRAN BAGENAL
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-02, Jan 31, 2021

  1. DPS AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIPS
  2. FREE ICARUS SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR DPS MEMBERS
  3. CALL FOR DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  4. JWST USER COMMITTEE: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
  5. SOFIA SCIENCE CENTER WORKSHOP: ROCK, ICE AND DUST: INTERPRETING PLANETARY DATA
  6. CELEBRATE THE PERSEVERANCE LANDING WITH NASA JPL FEB 18
  7. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) FEB 9-11
  8. JPGU: OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION TODAY AND TOMORROW
  9. PLANETARY CULTURE AND CLIMATE SUBCOMMITTEE
  10. UPDATE ON NASA R&A STATUS
  11. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 21-01, Jan 11, 2021

  1. CALL FOR DPS 2021 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. ICARUS NEWS: NEW EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS
  3. NASA TOWN HALL FOR ‘NO DUE DATE’ POLICY
  4. IN MEMORIAM: GEORGE CARRUTHERS (1939 – 2020)
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-52, Dec 20, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
  2. UPDATE ON NASA R&A STATUS
  3. SBAG SECOND CALL FOR EARLY CAREER LIGHTNING TALKS
  4. ACS SYMPOSIUM ANNOUNCEMENT: ASTROCHEMICAL COMPLEXITY IN PLANETARY SYSTEMS
  5. IN MEMORIAM: KOICHIRO TSURUDA (1937-2020)
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-51 Dec 6, 2020

  1. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY STATEMENT
  2. AAS CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
  3. DPS PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE (PCCS)
  4. RUBIN OBSERVATORY PREMIERS NEW LOGO
  5. IN MEMORIAM: H. J. MELOSH (1947-2020)
  6. IN MEMORIAM: ROGER JAY PHILLIPS (1940-2020)
  7. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) TOWN HALL AT AGU DEC 10
  8. OPAG VIRTUAL MEETING:  FEB. 9 – 11, 2021
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-50 Nov 19, 2020

  1. ANNE VERBISCER ENDS SECOND TERM AS DPS SECRETARY
  2. DPS 52 MATERIALS STILL VIEWABLE
  3. INTERESTED IN SERVING ON LOC FOR FUTURE DPS?
  4. IN MEMORIAM: JOHN CALDWELL (1949-2019)
  5. EXOPAG SCIENCE INTEREST GROUP 3 ORGANIZING TUTORIAL TALKS
  6. P/2019 LD2 OBSERVING CAMPAIGN COORDINATION
  7. EXOPAG CALLING FOR NOMINATIONS TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
  8. NEXT EGU PLANETARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING NOV 30
  9. INDEPENDENT REVIEW BOARD FOR PDE SEEKS INPUT
  10. PLANETARY ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
  11. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-49 Oct 24, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR FIRST VIRTUAL DPS MEETING!
  2. UPCOMING DPS ITEMS OF INTEREST
  3. DPS 2020 EXHIBITORS
  4. SHARING PLANETARY SCIENCE: ENGAGING AUDIENCES WITH DISABILITIES
  5. DPS PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE (PCCS) SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-48 Oct 20, 2020

  1. AAS/DPS FEDERAL RELATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE (FRS) ACTION ALERT
  2. UPCOMING DPS ITEMS OF INTEREST
  3. DPS 2020 EXHIBITORS
  4. #DPS2020 CAREER CENTER: ADVERTISE YOUR JOB OPENINGS!
  5. DPS ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE (DPSEAS) SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
  6. DPS PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE (PCCS) SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
  7. TEACHING ASTRO 101 ON-LINE: TIPS, TRICKS, AND LESSONS LEARNED
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-47 Oct 9, 2020

  1. DPS 2020 STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER RECEPTION
  2. VIRTUAL WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR AT DPS 2020
  3. LOOKING FOR DPS MEMBERS TO CONNECT VIRTUALLY WITH CLASSROOMS AND OTHER GROUPS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE DPS MEETING THIS OCTOBER
  4. #DPS2020 CAREER CENTER: ADVERTISE YOUR JOB OPENINGS!
  5. DPS PROFESSIONAL CLIMATE AND CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE (PCCS) SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
  6. SBAG EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  7. EXOPLANET EXPLORERS SPEAKER SERIES CALL FOR APPLICATIONS (APPLICATIONS DUE NOV. 5, 2020)
  8. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  9. OPENINGS ON OUTER PLANETS ANALYSIS GROUP (OPAG) STEERING COMMITTEE
  10. PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL FOCUS ISSUE: “OCEAN WORLDS: MOTIVATIONS FOR A MULTI-DECADAL EXPLORATION PROGRAM”

DPS 20-46 Oct 1, 2020

  1. CLARIFICATION REGARDING STUDENT REGISTRATION FOR #DPS2020
  2. EARLY-CAREER REVIEW SESSIONS FOR DPS PRESENTERS
  3. #DPS2020 CAREER CENTER: ADVERTISE YOUR JOB OPENINGS!
  4. VIRTUAL OPEN SESSION: PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY DECADAL SURVEY 2023-2032 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2020
  5. MAPPING AND PLANETARY SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE TEAM (MAPSIT) COMMUNITY VIRTUAL MEETING OCTOBER 14, 2020
  6. MEPAG VIRTUAL MEETING OCTOBER 20, 2020
  7. CALL FOR PAPERS: ADVANCES IN ASTRONOMY, SPECIAL ISSUE ON “MARS CLIMATE EVOLUTION, HABITABILITY, ASTROBIOLOGY, AND RESOURCES”

DPS 20-45 Sep 28, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: #DPS2020 SCIENCE PROGRAM + PERIPHERAL EVENTS POSTED
  2. DPS PUBLICATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE SEEKS NEW MEMBERS
  3. FIRST MEETINGS OF THE DECADAL SURVEY SCHEDULED
  4. IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR NASA PDS DATA USERS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-44 Sep 22, 2020

  1. DEADLINES FOR DPS PRESENTERS
  2. NEW VIDEO PERMISSIONS OPT-OUT AT DPS REGISTRATION
  3. VIRTUAL WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR AT DPS 2020
  4. INTERNATIONAL OBSERVE THE MOON NIGHT IS THIS WEEK SEPTEMBER 26TH
  5. SPECIAL GUEST INVITE – BEYOND EARTH’S EDGE: THE POETRY OF SPACEFLIGHT WEBINAR
  6. SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ICARUS EDITORIAL BOARD
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-43 Sep 16, 2020

  1. THE DPS INVITES APPLICATIONS TO NEW FUND FOR UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY COMMUNITIES IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  2. DPS 2020 STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER RECEPTION

DPS 20-42 Sep 13, 2020

  1. DECADAL WHITE PAPER ON EXTEDED MISSIONS
  2. INTERNATIONAL OBSERVE THE MOON NIGHT IS SEPTEMBER 26TH
  3. 2021A NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  4. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY OBSERVER TRAINING WORKSHOP
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-41 Sep 2, 2020

  1. #DPS2020 BLOCK SCHEDULE AND REGISTRATION
  2. DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. NEXT EXOPAG SIG3 TUTORIAL
  4. WHITE PAPERS ON DEIA TOPICS IN RESPONSE TO THE REQUEST FOR COMMUNITY INPUT INTO THE 2023-2032 PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY DECADAL SURVEY
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-40 Aug 30, 2020

  1. IN MEMORIAM: NADINE G. BARLOW
  2. OPENINGS ON OUTER PLANETS ANALYSIS GROUP (OPAG) STEERING COMMITTEE
  3. NASA MISSION SCIENCE TEAM MEETING OPPORTUNITIES FOR EARLY CAREER SCIENTISTS
  4. NASA PLANETARY DATA ECOSYSTEM (PDE) INDEPENDENT REVIEW BOARD (IRB) SELF-NOMINATION CLOSING ON OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 7
  5. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY PROPOSAL DEADLINE EXTENDED: NOW DUE SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 (17:00 AST, 21:00 UTC)
  6. AGU VIRTUAL GEOSCIENCES CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY

DPS 20-39 Aug 23, 2020

  1. DPS 2020 DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  2. APOPHIS T-9 YEARS: ABSTRACT DEADLINE REMINDER
  3. THE ART OF PLANETARY SCIENCE 2020: A VIRTUAL ODYSSEY
  4. INDICATION OF INTEREST: DECADAL WHITE PAPER ON THE VALUE OF EXTENDED MISSIONS
  5. 2021A NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  6. AGU VIRTUAL STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT APPLICATIONS DUE AUGUST 25
  7. LSST SOLAR SYSTEM SCIENCE COLLABORATION
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-38 Aug 14, 2020

  1. AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES 2020 PRIZES
  2. DPS 2020 DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS – FINAL DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL AUGUST 15TH
  4. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING AUGUST 17-18
  5. SOFIA CYCLE 9 CALLS FOR PROPOSALS AND WEBINAR
  6. CALL FOR PAPERS TO A FOCUS ISSUE IN THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL DEDICATED TO PAPERS HIGHLIGHTING LANDED LUNAR MISSION CONCEPTS AND HIGH-PRIORITY LANDING SITES
  7. ANNOUNCING THE EXOPLANET SOLAR SYSTEM (EXOSS) TUTORIAL TALK SERIES

DPS 20-37 Aug 9, 2020

  1. DPS 2020 ABSTRACTS DUE THIS WEEK!
  2. DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS – FINAL DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL AUGUST 15TH
  3. DECADAL SURVEY WHITE PAPER ON THE SATURN RING SKIMMER MISSION CONCEPT
  4. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  5. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: INCREASING THE DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION IN THE LEADERSHIP OF COMPETED SPACE MISSIONS

DPS 20-36 Aug 2, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 2020 ELECTION RESULTS
  2. DPS 2020 MEETING UPDATES
  3. NEW DPS DONATION FUND: SUPPORT UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY COMMUNITIES IN PLANETARY SCIENCE
  4. DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS – FINAL DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL AUGUST 15TH
  5. DPS 2020 PRIZES
  6. VENUS CONFERENCE GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENT
  7. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP – APPLICATION DEADLINE NOVEMBER 1, 2020

DPS 20-35 July 27, 2020

  1. IN MEMORIAM: MICHAEL I. MISHCHENKO (1959-2020)
  2. DPS ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE WHITE PAPER
  3. FINAL REMINDER: VOTE IN THE DPS 2020 ELECTIONS
  4. JWST CYCLE 1 GENERAL OBSERVER (GO) PROPOSAL DEADLINE
  5. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) VIRTUAL MEETING
  6. FALL AGU VIRTUAL MEETING, ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS OPEN

DPS 20-34 July 22, 2020

  1. 52nd DPS MEETING: OPEN FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION
  2. HARTMANN STUDENT GRANTS FOR DPS
  3. COMET C/2020 F3 NEOWISE
  4. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY TOWN HALL – WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 AT 2PM EASTERN
  5. FALL AGU VIRTUAL MEETING, ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS OPEN

DPS 20-33 July 19, 2020

  1. REMINDER: VOTE IN THE 2020 DPS ELECTIONS
  2. JANUARY 2021 SBAG MEETING TO BE HELD VIRTUALLY
  3. FREE “BLACK LIVES IN ASTRONOMY” RESOURCE GUIDE AVAILABLE
  4. WHITE PAPER ON PLASMA AND MAGNETIC INSTRUMENTS IN SMALL BODY MISSIONS
  5. FALL AGU VIRTUAL MEETING, ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS OPEN
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-32 July 10, 2020

  1. DPS 2020: VIRTUAL MEETING
  2. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  3. FIVE YEARS AFTER HL TAU: A NEW ERA IN PLANET FORMATION
  4. FALL AGU VIRTUAL MEETING, ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS OPEN
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-31 July 7, 2020

  1. CALL TO ACTION FROM THE DPS COMMITTEE AND FEDERAL RELATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE
  2. REMINDER: VOTE IN THE 2020 DPS ELECTIONS
  3. NASA SCIENCE VIRTUAL COMMUNITY TOWN HALL JULY 9
  4. FALL AGU VIRTUAL MEETING, ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS OPEN
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-30 July 5, 2020

  1. DECADAL SURVEY WHITE PAPERS: AIRING KEY IDEAS TO PANELS MOST IMPORTANT (BASED ON MEPAG NOTICE):
  2. ICARUS PUBLISHES SPECIAL ISSUE ON CASSINI SCIENCE
  3. FALL AGU VIRTUAL MEETING, ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS OPEN
  4. PDS DATA SERVICES AND USER SURVEY
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-29 June 27, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 2020 MEETING UPDATE
  2. REMINDER: DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS – 1ST DEADLINE ON JULY 1
  3. DECADAL SURVEY ON PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY WEBINAR:  PERSPECTIVES AND LESSONS LEARNED: DECADAL SURVEYS IN SPACE SCIENCE
  4. WORLD VIEW MAILING LIST
  5. DRAGONFLY STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATOR PROGRAM
  6. EPSC 2020: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 30 JUNE
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-28 June 22, 2020

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2020: PROCEDURE AND HOW TO VOTE
  2. CANDIDATE BIOS AND STATEMENTS

DPS 20-27 June 21, 2020

  1. TITAN COMMUNITY MAILING LIST
  2. TITAN DECADAL SURVEY WHITEPAPERS OPEN FOR ENDORSERS
  3. OPAG VIRTUAL MEETING SEPTEMBER 1-3, 2020
  4. OPAG WHITE PAPER INFORMATION
  5. SUPPORT THE NEW COMMISSION PROPOSAL “ASTEROIDS, COMETS AND TRANS-NEPTUNIAN OBJECTS” UNDER IAU DIVISION F
  6. EPSC 2020: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-26 June 13, 2020

  1. UPDATE ON THE DECADAL SURVEY ON PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY
  2. JWST CYCLE 1 GO/AR PROPOSAL DEADLINE DELAY
  3. EPSC 2020: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-25 June 3, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE DPS LEADERSHIP
  2. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE 2020 DPS MEMBERSHIP SURVEY
  3. SHARING PLANETARY SCIENCE WEBINAR TODAY: ENGAGING AUDIENCES VIRTUALLY

DPS 20-24 June 2, 2020

  1. DPS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH GRANTS
  2. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS 52
  3. 52nd ANNUAL DPS MEETING WORKSHOP, SPLINTER MEETING, AND TOWN HALL. PROPOSAL DEADLINES
  4. WEBINAR: ENGAGING AUDIENCES VIRTUALLY
  5. SPATIAL DATA WHITE PAPER
  6. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS TO EPSC VIRTUAL MEETING SESSIONS

DPS 20-23 May 27, 2020

  1. NASA SCIENCE VIRTUAL COMMUNITY TOWN HALL. MEETING
  2. LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION VIRTUAL MEETING JUNE 1-3, 2020
  3. 52nd ANNUAL DPS MEETING WORKSHOP, SPLINTER MEETING, AND TOWN HALL. PROPOSAL DEADLINES
  4. LUNGRADCON 2020 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  5. OPENPLANETARY VIRTUAL CONFERENCE (OPVCON)
  6. 2020 ANNUAL MEETING OF PLANETARY GEOLOGIC MAPPERS

DPS 20-22 May 20, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: NOTICE REGARDING THE NEXT DPS/EPSC JOINT MEETING
  2. REGISTRATION BY MAY 21 REQUIRED FOR PLANETARY MISSION CONCEPT STUDIES (PMCS) WORKSHOP
  3. REGISTRATION BY MAY 22 REQUIRED FOR LUNAR SURFACE SCIENCE WORKSHOP
  4. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) COMMUNITY SURVEY FOR DECADAL REPORT
  5. NASA NEXSS POSTDOCTORAL MANAGEMENT FELLOWSHIP
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-21 May 16, 2020

  1. IN MEMORIAM: MARGARET BURBIDGE (1919-2020)
  2. LEAG/SSERVI VIRTUAL MEETING FOR COMMUNITY INPUT TO THE DECADAL SURVEY
  3. PREVENTING HARASSMENT IN SCIENCE WORKSHOP – RESCHEDULED AND GOING VIRTUAL
  4. NASEM VIDEO POSTED: WRITING WHITE PAPERS FOR THE DECADAL SURVEY ON PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-20 May 9, 2020

  1. IN MEMORIAM: FRANCK HERSANT (1977-2020)
  2. REMINDER: FRIDAY MAY 15 DEADLINE TO SUBMIT WRITE-IN CANDIDATES FOR DPS 2020 ELECTION
  3. COMMUNITY NOTICE: **NEW MERCURY EXPLORATION ASSESSMENT GROUP (MEXAG)** – CALL FOR STEERING COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS
  4. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) COMMUNITY SURVEY FOR DECADAL REPORT
  5. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN
  6. NOMINATIONS REQUESTED BY JUNE 1ST FOR THE 10TH PAOLO FARINELLA PRIZE
  7. THE 6TH INTERNATIONAL PLANETARY DUNES WORKSHOP GOES VIRTUAL
  8. 4TH COSPAR MEETING ON REFINING PLANETARY PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS FOR HUMAN MISSIONS TO MARS
  9. PLANETARY MISSION CONCEPT STUDIES (PMCS) WORKSHOP

DPS 20-19 May 2, 2020

  1. IN MEMORIAM: JEFFREY F. BELL (1955-2020)
  2. WRITING WHITE PAPERS FOR THE DECADAL SURVEY ON PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY: WEBINAR FOR EARLY CAREER PROFESSIONALS
  3. CALL FOR PAPERS: EXOPLANETS: THE NEXUS OF ASTRONOMY AND GEOSCIENCE
  4. JUPITER DATA RELEASE – MAY 7, 2020
  5. UPDATE ON THE JWST CYCLE 1 PROPOSAL TIMELINE
  6. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR WFIRST SCIENCE INTEREST GROUP (WSIG)
  7. SPACEX STARLINK UPDATE
  8. NASA PLANETARY DATA SYSTEM (PDS) ANNUAL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY 2020 EXTENDED DUE TO PANDEMIC
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-18 Apr 26, 2020

  1. THE 2020 DPS MEMBERSHIP SURVEY IS OUT – CHECK YOUR SPAM FOLDER
  2. LPI VIRTUAL EARLY CAREER PLANETARY NETWORKING EVENT
  3. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) STEERING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN
  4. FIELD TRAINING AND RESEARCH PROGRAM AT METEOR CRATER
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-17 Apr 20, 2020

  1. THE 2020 DPS MEMBERSHIP SURVEY IS OUT!
  2. NOMINATIONS REQUESTED FOR THE 10TH PAOLO FARINELLA PRIZE
  3. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY SUMMER SCHOOL TO BE OFFERED ONLINE
  4. INTERNATIONAL PLANETARY PROBE WORKSHOP (IPPW) 2020 WORKSHOP AND SHORT COURSE CANCELLED

DPS 20-16 Apr 13, 2020

  1. DPS 2020 ELECTION: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. SEEING STARS IN 3D: THE NEW HORIZONS PARALLAX PROGRAM
  3. PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL FOCUS ISSUE CALL FOR PAPERS: LANDED LUNAR MISSION CONCEPTS AND HIGH-PRIORITY LANDING SITES
  4. DECADAL SURVEY NOW ACCEPTING WHITEPAPERS AND NOMINATIONS
  5. NASA SMD SEEKS EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-15 Apr 2, 2020

  1. MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR ADAM SHOWMAN
  2. IN MEMORIAM: WILLIAM CASSIDY (1928-2020)
  3. EARLY CAREER VIRTUAL NETWORKING EVENT HOSTED BY LPI
  4. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP – APPLICATION DEADLINE JULY 1, 2020
  5. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER AVAILABLE
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-14 Mar 28, 2020

  1. NASA SCIENCE DIVISION UPDATES TO THE COMMUNITY
  2. PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROBIOLOGY DECADAL SURVEY 2023-2032 CALL FOR WHITE PAPERS
  3. JWST CYCLE 1 PROPOSAL DEADLINE DELAYED
  4. 2020B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS DEADLINE EXTENDED
  5. CANCELLATION OF NASA ASTROBIOLOGY SUMMER SCHOOL 2020
  6. NEOWISE 2020 DATA RELEASE AVAILABLE MARCH 26, 2020
  7. NASA PLANETARY DATA SYSTEM (PDS) ANNUAL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY 2020
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-13 Mar 23, 2020

  1. FIRST ARTICLES IN THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE

DPS 20-12 Mar 22, 2020

  1. IN MEMORIAM: ADAM SHOWMAN (1968-2020)
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
  3. SSERVI VIRTUAL WORKSHOP ON LUNAR VOLATILES AND SOLAR SYSTEM SCIENCE, APRIL 21-22, 2020
  4. 2020 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS DUE DATE EXTENDED
  5. EPSC2020 SESSIONS
  6. NASA PLANETARY DATA SYSTEM (PDS) ANNUAL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY 2020
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-11 Mar 15, 2020

  1. LPSC 2020 VIRTUAL TOWN HALL MEETINGS
  2. THE PLANETARY CUBESATS/SMALLSATS SYMPOSIUM
  3. NASA SMD VIRTUAL TOWN HALL MEETING RE: FY2021 BUDGET REQUEST
  4. MEPAG MEETING 38 (APRIL 15-17) TO BE FULLY VIRTUAL
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-10 Mar 8, 2020

  1. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING MARCH 9-10, 2020
  2. LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION (LAD) SUMMER MEETING MADISON, WI MAY 31-JUNE 4, 2020; ABSTRACTS DEADLINE MARCH 10, 2020
  3. 2020B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  4. SBAG EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, TRAVEL SUPPORT, AND LIGHTNING TALKS
  5. BARRINGER FAMILY FUND FOR METEORITE IMPACT RESEARCH GRANTS

DPS 20-09 Mar 1, 2020

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: NOMINATE YOUR COLLEAGUES FOR PRIZES … AND REMINDER ABOUT UPDATED DPS PRIZE DESCRIPTIONS
  2. 2020 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS OPEN
  3. PREVENTING HARASSMENT IN SCIENCE: BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE TOWARD MEANINGFUL CHANGE WORKSHOP
  4. 2020 INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL IN ASTROBIOLOGY: SEARCHING FOR LIFE ON MARS: TECHNIQUES AND CHALLENGES
  5. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION PROGRAM SCIENTIST POSITION(S)

DPS 20-08 Feb 23, 2020

  1. REMINDER: CALL FOR DPS 2020 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. APPLY NOW FOR THE NASA POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM IN ASTROBIOLOGY
  3. EARLY CAREER TRAVEL AWARD AVAILABLE FOR MEPAG MEETING 38 (APRIL, IN DC REGION)
  4. LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION (LAD) SUMMER MEETING ABSTRACT SUBMISSION NOW OPEN
  5. STARS AND PLANETS IN THE ULTRAVIOLET: A CROSS-COMMUNITY SYMPOSIUM
  6. SBAG FINDINGS FROM JANUARY 2020 MEETING OPEN FOR COMMENTS
  7. SBAG WHITE PAPER ON CENTAURS: CALL FOR COAUTHORS AND ENDORSERS
  8. OZMA AT 60 – A GREEN BANK WORKSHOP
  9. ESO-ESA JOINT 2020 SCIENCE WORKSHOP
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-07 Feb 16, 2020

  1. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY – PACKAGE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
  2. INFORMATIONAL WEBINAR ON MARS 2020/SUPERCAM
  3. FREE SEMINAR “GIVING SUCCESSFUL PRESS INTERVIEWS”
  4. LPSC 2020 PUBLIC AND SCIENTIST ENGAGEMENT EVENTS
  5. IPPW 2020 ANNOUNCEMENT – ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS NOW OPEN
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-06 Feb 9, 2020

  1. REMINDER: CALL FOR DPS 2020 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. REMINDER: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP
  3. COSPAR SESSION B5.2: GAS GIANT PLANET SYSTEMS
  4. COSPAR 2020: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS FOR THE PLANETARY PROTECTION SESSIONS
  5. JWST PROPOSAL PREPARATION WORKSHOPS
  6. IAU SYMPOSIUM 364, 6-10 JULY 2020 IASI, ROMANIA
  7. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) NOMINATIONS
  8. TITAN THROUGH TIME V WORKSHOP REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-05 Feb 2, 2020

  1. OPAG AGENDA FOR FEBRUARY 2020 MEETING NOW AVAILABLE
  2. COSPAR SESSION 20-B0.4 TECHNOLOGIES FOR PLANETARY RESEARCH
  3. COSPAR SESSION B5.4: ICE GIANT SYSTEMS
  4. ANNOUNCEMENT OF CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR THE SUBMILLIMETER ARRAY
  5. HERA WORKSHOP, NICE (FRANCE), APRIL 20-22, 2020
  6. CYCLE 1 CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR THE JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE (JWST)
  7. WORKSHOP: OBSERVATORY FOR THE OUTER HELIOSPHERE, HELIOSHEATH, AND INTERSTELLAR SPACE
  8. NASA ASTROPHYSICS VIRTUAL TOWN HALL: DUAL-ANONYMOUS PEER REVIEW FOR ASTROPHYSICS GENERAL OBSERVER/GENERAL INVESTIGATOR PROGRAMS
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-04 Jan 26, 2020

  1. THE DPS ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE – APPLICATIONS DUE 31 JANUARY
  2. ICARUS NEWS: REDUCED OPEN ACCESS FEES
  3. AOGS 2020 SESSION PS-09: PLANETARY DATA IN THE BIG DATA ERA – ARCHIVES, TOOLS, AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS
  4. LUNAR EXPLORATION ANALYSIS GROUP (LEAG) VIRTUAL MEETING
  5. EPSC2020 – FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR SESSIONS
  6. NASA SEEKING EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-03 Jan 19, 2020

  1. CALL FOR DPS 2020 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. AOGS 2020 SESSION PS11: GEOLOGY, GEOPHYSICS, AND HABITABILITY IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
  3. AOGS 2020 SESSION PS14: SOLAR SYSTEM SMALL BODIES: COMETS, TNOS, ASTEROIDS, METEORITES, AND DUST
  4. COSPAR SESSION 20-B1.3: RESULTS FROM THE EXPLORATION OF THE KUIPER BELT BY NASA’S NEW HORIZONS MISSION
  5. PLANETARY PROTECTION SESSIONS AT THE COSPAR 2020 GENERAL ASSEMBLY: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  6. APPLY FOR AAS CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY 2020
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-02 Jan 12, 2020

  1. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS
  2. ICE GIANT SESSION AT EGU: ABSTRACT DEADLINE JANUARY 15
  3. AOGS 2020: SESSION PS03: TO THE MOON TO STAY: THE ARTEMIS ERA
  4. AOGS2020 SESSION PS-09: PLANETARY DATA IN THE BIG DATA ERA – ARCHIVES, TOOLS, AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS
  5. JWST WORKSHOP AT NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY
  6. SMALL BODIES USERS GROUP
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 20-01 Jan 5, 2020

  1. NSRC-2020 SUBORBITAL RESEARCHERS MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT AND ABSTRACT DEADLINE
  2. THE DPS ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE – MEMBERSHIP NOW OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS
  3. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) MEETING AGENDA
  4. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG): IMPORTANT UPDATES
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-58 Dec 21, 2019

  1. THE DPS DECADAL SURVEY INFORMATION HUB IS NOW OPEN
  2. THE DPS ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE – MEMBERSHIP NOW OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS
  3. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY NEWSLETTER
  4. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) MEETING 22 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
  5. EARLY CAREER SUPPORT FOR OPAG MEETING
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-57 Dec 15, 2019

  1. OPEN POSITION AT NASA HQ: RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS LEAD, PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION
  2. WOMEN IN SPACE CONFERENCE
  3. LUNAR SURFACE SCIENCE WORKSHOP: SAVE THE DATE
  4. HUMANS TO MARS SUMMIT
  5. 2020 ANNUAL MEETING OF PLANETARY GEOLOGIC MAPPERS
  6. EXPLORATION SCIENCE SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-56 Dec 8, 2019

  1. AGU FALL MEETING PLANETARY SCIENCE SESSIONS
  2. 2I/BORISOV OBSERVING CAMPAIGN WEBSITE
  3. 2020 EXOPLANET SUMMER PROGRAM AT THE OTHER WORLDS LABORATORY, UC SANTA CRUZ
  4. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP – APPLICATION DEADLINE MARCH 1, 2020
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-55 Dec 4, 2019

  1. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT: COMMERCIAL LUNAR PAYLOAD SERVICES VIRTUAL DISCUSSION ON DECEMBER 4 – TODAY
  2. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) VIRTUAL MEETING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6
  3. AGU FALL MEETING PLANETARY SCIENCE SESSIONS
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-54 Dec 2, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: SUBMISSIONS NOW OPEN AND DUAL ANONYMOUS REVIEW FOR THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL
  2. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  3. ENVISION CONFERENCE, 12-14 FEB 2020, PARIS, FRANCE
  4. EARLY CAREER LIGHTNING TALKS AT SBAG MEETING JANUARY 14-16, 2020 AT THE PASADENA CALIF. HILTON
  5. 2020 PIERAZZO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD
  6. MEPAG VM7 PRESENTATIONS NOW AVAILABLE
  7. WOMEN IN SPACE CONFERENCE – STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-53 Nov 24, 2019

  1. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. EARLY CAREER LIGHTNING TALKS AT SBAG MEETING JANUARY 14-16, 2020 AT THE PASADENA CALIF. HILTON
  3. PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL SCIENCE EDITORS SELF-NOMINATION CALL
  4. 2020 PIERAZZO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD
  5. THIRD ANNOUNCEMENT: ICE GIANT SYSTEMS 2020, LONDON
  6. TITAN THROUGH TIME WORKSHOP V
  7. APPLY FOR THE 2019 NININGER METEORITE AWARD
  8. NSRC-2020 MEETING: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  9. DWORNIK AWARD FUNDRAISER MATCHING OPPORTUNITY THROUGH THE END OF 2019
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-52 Nov 14, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: FIRST EDITOR OF THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL
  2. PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL SCIENCE EDITORS SELF-NOMINATION CALL
  3. FREE HELIOPHYSICS TEXBOOK AVAILABLE ONLINE
  4. EXOPLANETS IN OUR BACKYARD: SOLAR SYSTEM AND EXOPLANET SYNERGIES ON PLANETARY FORMATION, EVOLUTION, AND HABITABILITY
  5. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY REGISTRATION OPEN
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-51 Nov 11, 2019

  1. PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL SCIENCE EDITORS SELF-NOMINATION CALL
  2. ICARUS NEWS: NEW EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS
  3. AGENDA NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE NEXT MEPAG VIRTUAL MEETING, NOVEMBER 13
  4. WOMEN IN SPACE CONFERENCE
  5. GBO, NRAO, AND LBO SEEK PLANETARY SCIENTISTS FOR PROPOSAL REVIEW PANELS
  6. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY REGISTRATION OPEN
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-50 Nov 9, 2019

  1. PLANETS 2020 MEETING ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED TO NOV. 11
  2. ICARUS NEWS: SELECTION OF NEW ASSOCIATE EDITOR
  3. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE ON THE DPS COMMITTEE
  4. OPAG ANNOUNCEMENT
  5. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY REGISTRATION OPEN
  6. PLANETARY FORMATION SESSION AT COSPAR 2020
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-49 Oct 27, 2019

  1. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  2. UPCOMING PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOPS FOR R&A PROPOSALS
  3. ICE GIANT SESSION AT EGU
  4. MARS ARCHITECTURE STRATEGY WORKING GROUP IS ASKING FOR YOUR INPUT
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-48 Oct 20, 2019

  1. 2020 IN SITU SCIENCE AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR EXPLORATION OF EUROPA AND OCEAN WORLDS WORKSHOP – INDICATION OF INTEREST
  2. CALL FOR IAG GRANTS – 7TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MARS POLAR SCIENCE AND EXPLORATION
  3. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  4. CALL FOR VEXAG STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
  5. LUNAR AND PLANETARY INSTITUTE SUMMER INTERNSHIP APPLICATIONS OPEN
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-47 Oct 12, 2019

  1. ICARUS NEWS
  2. RESTRUCTURING NASA’S PLANETARY RESEARCH PROGRAMS FOR ROSES 2020
  3. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  4. PLANETS 2020 – REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
  5. MARS WORKSHOP – SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
  6. MARS ATMOSPHERE CONFERENCE
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-46 Oct 6, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS2019 MEETING SURVEYS: PLEASE RESPOND BY OCTOBER 11TH
  2. ABSTRACT DEADLINE APPROACHING: KUIPER BELT PRESENTATIONS AND “NEW HORIZONS RESULTS AT 2014 MU69” SPECIAL SESSION AT THE NEXT AAS MEETING
  3. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  4. SBAG EARLY CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
  5. AAS SESSION: BREAKTHROUGH SCIENCE WITH THE ATACAMA LARGE MILLIMETER/SUBMILLIMETER ARRAY
  6. NASA POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM SEEKS VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-45 Oct 2, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS2019 MEETING SURVEYS: PLEASE RESPOND BY OCTOBER 11TH
  2. SURVEY ON RESTRUCTURING NASA’S PLANETARY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS PROGRAMS
  3. NEW DEADLINE: APPLY FOR “THE PI LAUNCHPAD:  FROM SCIENCE IDEA TO NASA MISSION”
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-44 Sep 28, 2019

  1. JOB OPPORTUNITY: EDITOR OF THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL (PSJ)
  2. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE DPS COMMITTEE
  3. APPLY FOR “THE PI LAUNCHPAD:  FROM SCIENCE IDEA TO NASA MISSION”
  4. STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER TRAVEL GRANTS FOR VEXAG MEETING #17
  5. INTERNATIONAL OBSERVE THE MOON NIGHT – OCTOBER 5, 2019
  6. A FREE WORKSHOP FOR EARLY-CAREER ASTRONOMERS WHO WANT TO DO BETTER OUTREACH WITH STUDENTS & THE PUBLIC
  7. APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM FOR PLANETARY RESEARCH (SUPPR) BEING ACCEPTED
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-43 Sep 21, 2019

  1. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING
  2. SOFIA FLASH CALL FOR PROPOSALS: DUE SEPTEMBER 23
  3. IN MEMORIAM: DAVID CRISWELL (1941-2019)
  4. NOAO 2020A OBSERVING PROPOSALS DUE 30 SEPTEMBER 2019
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-42 Sep 13, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE OUTGOING AND INCOMING CHAIRS: LOOKING FORWARD TO THE EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: KEY ACTIVITIES DURING EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING; LUNCH BAGS PROVIDED FOR SOME MEETINGS
  3. EARLY CAREER REVIEW FOR THE UPCOMING EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING IN GENEVA SEPTEMBER 16 AND 17
  4. CELEBRATION FOR THE PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL AT EPSC-DPS 2019
  5. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION AT THE DPS 2019 MEMBERS MEETING IN GENEVA
  6. JWST EVENTS AT EPSC-DPS 2019
  7. GETTING READY FOR LSST: + MILLION SMALL BODIES, 1+ BILLION OBSERVATIONS: WORKSHOP AT EPSC-DPS 2019
  8. EPSC-DPS 2019 WORKSHOP: CARBON IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  9. ICE GIANT MEETINGS AT EPSC-DPS AND LONDON 2020
  10. SYMPOSIUM ANNOUNCEMENT: ASTROCHEMICAL COMPLEXITY IN PLANETARY SYSTEMS
  11. NOAO 2020A OBSERVING PROPOSALS DUE 30 SEPTEMBER 2019
  12. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-41 Sep 9, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE OUTGOING AND INCOMING CHAIRS: LOOKING FORWARD TO THE EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: KEY ACTIVITIES DURING EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING; LUNCH BAGS PROVIDED FOR SOME MEETINGS
  3. EARLY CAREER REVIEW FOR THE UPCOMING EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING IN GENEVA SEPTEMBER 16 AND 17
  4. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION AT THE DPS 2019 MEMBERS MEETING IN GENEVA
  5. SIGN UP FOR THE EPSC-DPS 2019 OPEN MIC SHOW
  6. ICE GIANT MEETINGS AT EPSC-DPS AND LONDON, 2020
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-40 Sep 4, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 POSTER PRINTING DEADLINE
  2. SIGN UP FOR THE EPSC-DPS 2019 OPEN MIC SHOW
  3. EARLY CAREER REVIEW FOR THE UPCOMING EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING IN GENEVA SEPTEMBER 16 AND 17
  4. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION AT THE DPS 2019 MEMBERS MEETING IN GENEVA
  5. EPSC/DPS WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR 2019 – GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
  6. OPAG PRIORITY SCIENCE QUESTIONS: LETTER TO DR. LORI GLAZE, NASA PSD DIRECTOR POSTED TO OPAG WEBSITE
  7. 2020A NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  8. NASA HUBBLE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-39 Aug 29, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: EPSC-DPS JOINT MEETING DEADLINES AND KEY INFORMATION
  2. LAST CALL EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING MENTOR-MENTEE PROGRAM
  3. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION AT THE DPS 2019 MEMBERS MEETING IN GENEVA
  4. EPSC/DPS WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR 2019 – GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
  5. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) TOWN HALL AT EPSC-DPS
  6. JWST AT THE EPSC-DPS MEETING: PROPOSAL WORKSHOP, TOWN HALL, AND EXHIBITOR BOOTH
  7. CARBON IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM: EPSC/DPS WORKSHOP
  8. EPSC-DPS HOTEL NOTICE ABOUT FAKE AGENCIES
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-38 Aug 24, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING MENTOR-MENTEE PROGRAM
  2. EPSC/DPS WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR 2019 – GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
  3. EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING POSTER PRINTING SERVICE
  4. CARBON IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM: EPSC/DPS WORKSHOP
  5. EPSC-DPS HOTEL NOTICE ABOUT FAKE AGENCIES
  6. DPS FEDERAL RELATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE (FRS) SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
  7. 6TH VIRTUAL MEPAG MEETING WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28
  8. COMETS III: A PROPOSED NEW VOLUME IN THE SPACE SCIENCE SERIES
  9. NEXT SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) MEETING
  10. 43RD SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMITTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR) AND ASSOCIATED EVENTS
  11.  JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-37 Aug 17, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING MENTOR-MENTEE PROGRAM
  2. EPSC/DPS WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR 2019 – GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
  3. EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING POSTER PRINTING SERVICE
  4. CARBON IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM: EPSC/DPS WORKSHOP
  5. EPSC-DPS HOTEL NOTICE ABOUT FAKE AGENCIES
  6. OPAG MEETING WEBEX & AGENDA
  7. DPS PROFESSIONAL CULTURE AND CLIMATE SUBCOMMITTEE (PCCS) SEEKING NEW MEMBERS
  8. NASA KECK 2020A CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  9. CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2020 NASA HUBBLE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
  10. FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ICARUS SPECIAL ISSUE ON KUIPER BELT SCIENCE

DPS 19-36 Aug 15, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: NEW PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL LAUNCHED BY DPS AND AAS

DPS 19-35 Aug 11, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING MENTOR-MENTEE PROGRAM
  2. DEADLINE TOMORROW: EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. EPSC-DPS 2019 HOTEL REMINDER
  4. LEAG MEETING CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  5. OPAG MEETING UPDATE & ADDITIONAL LOGISTICAL INFORMATION
  6. DPS MEMBER BILL JACKSON WINS ASP ARTHUR B.C. WALKER II AWARD FOR 2019
  7. ROCKY EXOPLANETS IN THE ERA OF JWST: THEORY AND OBSERVATION, NOV 4-8, 2019
  8. KUIPER BELT PRESENTATIONS AND “NEW HORIZONS RESULTS AT 2014 MU69” SPECIAL SESSION AT THE NEXT AAS MEETING
  9. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP – APPLICATION DEADLINE NOVEMBER 1, 2019
  10. ESA RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS IN SPACE SCIENCE

DPS 19-34 Aug 4, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING MENTOR-MENTEE PROGRAM
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. NEW ICARUS ASSOCIATE EDITORS NAMED
  4. OPAG MEETING UPDATE
  5. SURVEY ON MAJOR MERCURY AND PLANETARY SCIENCE QUESTIONS FOR THE UPCOMING DECADAL SURVEY
  6. DPS MEMBER LYNN CARTER WINS PRESIDENTIAL EARLY CAREER AWARD FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS (PECASE)
  7. DPS MEMBER NICK SCHNEIDER WINS ASP EMMONS PRIZE FOR 2019
  8. DPS MEMBER JAY PASACHOFF WINS THE 2019 KLUMPKE-ROBERTS AWARD FOR OUTREACH FROM THE ASP
  9. 3RD INTERNATIONAL PLANETARY CAVES CONFERENCE
  10. TOWARDS OTHER EARTH III: FROM SOLAR SYSTEM TO EXOPLANETS
  11. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-33 Aug 1, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 2019 ELECTION RESULTS
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 HOTEL REMINDER

DPS 19-32 July 31, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 EARLY REGISTRATION AND LATE POSTER DEADLINES TODAY

DPS 19-31 July 26, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 MEETING MENTOR-MENTEE PROGRAM
  2. NEW COMETARY INSIGHTS FROM THE CLOSE APPROACH OF 46P/WIRTANEN:  A SYMPOSIUM IN CELEBRATION OF MIKE A’HEARN
  3. OPAG UPDATES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
  4. STUDENT OPPORTUNITY: SHOEMAKER IMPACT CRATERING AWARD
  5. CELEBRATING THE WOMEN OF APOLLO
  6. EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  7. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: 2019 AGU FALL MEETING
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-30 July 17, 2019

  1. APOLLO ANNIVERSARY LETTER FROM THE DPS AND FRS CHAIRS
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. OPAG MEETING: SUBSURFACE NEEDS FOR OCEAN WORLDS (SNOW) MEETING #1
  4. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: 2019 AGU FALL MEETING
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-29 July 14, 2019

  1. OPAG FINDINGS, REMINDER, AND ANNOUNCEMENT
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. HORIZON 2061 SYNTHESIS WORKSHOP
  4. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: 2019 AGU FALL MEETING
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-28 July 8, 2019

  1. BINARY ASTEROIDS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP: FINAL CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. JWST USER SURVEY ON DATA ANALYSIS TOOLS NOW OPEN!
  4. SOFIA CYCLE 8 CALLS FOR PROPOSALS AND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
  5. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: 2019 AGU FALL MEETING
  6. MEPAG 37 – 2ND INFORMATION CIRCULAR
  7. MARS EXPLORATION SCIENCE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR JULY 2019

DPS 19-27 July 4, 2019

  1. SPECIAL EDITION: CERN OPEN DAYS VISITOR REGISTRATION DEADLINE

DPS 19-26 June 30, 2019

  1. UPDATE: NEW COMETARY INSIGHTS FROM THE CLOSE APPROACH OF 46P/WIRTANEN – A SYMPOSIUM IN CELEBRATION OF MIKE A’HEARN
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. ROCKY EXOPLANETS IN THE ERA OF JWST: THEORY AND OBSERVATION, NOV 4-8, 2019
  4. INCLUSIVE ASTRONOMY 2 CONFERENCE: ABSTRACT SUBMISSION/PRE-REGISTRATION
  5. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: 2019 AGU FALL MEETING
  6. GROUND AND SPACE OBSERVATORIES: A JOINT VENTURE TO PLANETARY SCIENCE
  7. THIRD CALL: “MODELING AND SIMULATION OF PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES” SPECIAL ISSUE
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-25 June 24, 2019

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2019: PROCEDURE AND HOW TO VOTE
  2. CANDIDATE BIOS AND STATEMENTS

DPS 19-24 June 21, 2019

  1. LUNAR AND SMALL BODIES GRADUATE CONFERENCE 2019 ANNOUNCEMENT
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. ICE GIANT SYSTEMS 2020 CONFERENCE: REGISTRATION AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION NOW OPEN
  4. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: 2019 AGU FALL MEETING
  5. NASA SEEKING VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS IN PLANETARY SCIENCE AND HELIOPHYSICS

DPS 19-23 June 16, 2019

  1. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP STEERING COMMITTEE CANDIDATE SOLICITATION
  2. VENERA-D LANDING SITES AND CLOUD HABITABILITY WORKSHOP
  3. ICARUS NEWS: TRANSITIONING TO ARTICLE NUMBERS
  4. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP – APPLICATION DEADLINE JULY 1, 2019
  5. 5TH BEIJING EARTH AND PLANETARY INTERIORS SYMPOSIUM
  6. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS – THE FIRST BILLION YEARS: HABITABILITY
  7. LLOYD V. BERKNER SPACE POLICY INTERNSHIPS AUTUMN 2019

DPS 19-22 May 30, 2019

  1. AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES 2019 PRIZES
  2. TITAN AFTER CASSINI-HUYGENS WORKSHOP: JUNE 9TH ABSTRACT AND REGISTRATION DEADLINE
  3. WORKSHOP ON SMALL SOLAR SYSTEM BODIES
  4. PLANETARY CRATER CONSORTIUM MEETING
  5. SBAG 21 MEETING REGISTRATION
  6. SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT: ICARUS SPECIAL ISSUE ON THE PLUTO SYSTEM, KUIPER BELT & KUIPER BELT OBJECTS SPECIAL ISSUE— DEADLINE 15 SEPTEMBER 2019
  7. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY – REGISTRATION OPEN

DPS 19-21 May 26, 2019

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2019: WRITE-IN DEADLINE: MAY 28
  2. LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION (LAD) OF AAS – ELECTIONS – PLEASE VOTE!
  3. SBAG STEERING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN
  4. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY – REGISTRATION OPEN
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-20 May 23, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE AAS PRESIDENT AND DPS CHAIR: MOON – 2024?

DPS 19-19 May 19, 2019

  1. LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION (LAD) OF AAS – ELECTIONS – PLEASE VOTE!
  2. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY – REGISTRATION OPEN
  3. SYMPOSIUM IN CELEBRATION OF MIKE A’HEARN
  4. 5TH MEPAG VIRTUAL MEETING
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-18 May 11, 2019

  1. ICARUS NEWS: TWITTER FEED, LETTERS, INVITED REVIEWS, SPECIAL ISSUES
  2. EUROPLANET SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT
  3. DPS ELECTIONS 2019: CANDIDATE SLATE
  4. BINARY ASTEROIDS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP: SECOND CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

DPS 19-17 May 7, 2019

  1. AAS COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN ASTRONOMY (CSWA) SURVEY
  2. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING ABSTRACTS DUE TODAY
  3. DEADLINE EXTENDED: PLUTO SYSTEM AFTER NEW HORIZONS CONFERENCE

DPS 19-16 May 4, 2019

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2019: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING SESSIONS
  3. DEADLINE EXTENDED: PLUTO SYSTEM AFTER NEW HORIZONS CONFERENCE
  4. SMALL BODIES SESSION, THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LUNAR AND DEEP SPACE EXPLORATION
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-15 Apr 25, 2019

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2019: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING SESSIONS
  3. NASA CITIZEN SCIENCE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
  4. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY – REGISTRATION OPEN

DPS 19-14 Apr 20, 2019

  1. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS/EPSC MEETING
  2. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING SESSIONS
  3. LUNAR AND SMALL BODIES GRADUATE CONFERENCE 2019 ANNOUNCEMENT
  4. OPAG MEETING AGENDA ANNOUNCEMENT
  5. NEOWISE 2019 DATA RELEASE AVAILABLE APRIL 11, 2019
  6. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP – APPLICATION DEADLINE JULY 1, 2019
  7. NASA CITIZEN SCIENCE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
  8. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY – REGISTRATION OPEN
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-13 Apr 17, 2019

  1. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS/EPSC MEETING
  2. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING SESSIONS
  3. MAY 2ND MEETING ABSTRACT DEADLINE APPROACHING: THE PLUTO SYSTEM AFTER NEW HORIZONS
  4. OPAG MEETING AGENDA ANNOUNCEMENT
  5. SBAG EARLY CAREER TRAVEL SUPPORT AND LIGHTNING TALKS FOR SBAG 21
  6. SPICE TRAINING CLASS
  7. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY – REGISTRATION OPEN
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-12 Apr 1, 2019

  1. CALL FOR DPS 2019 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS/EPSC MEETING
  3. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING SESSIONS
  4. OPAG REGISTRATION PAGE NOW OPEN
  5. SBAG EARLY CAREER TRAVEL SUPPORT AND LIGHTNING TALKS FOR SBAG 21
  6. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: 9TH “PAOLO FARINELLA” PRIZE 2019
  7. 2019 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SEMINAR APPLICATIONS OPEN
  8. JWST MASTER CLASS CALL FOR APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-11 Mar 25, 2019

  1. CALL FOR DPS 2019 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING PDCO SESSION
  3. EPSC/DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING SESSION ON IONOSPHERES OF UNMAGNETIZED BODIES
  4. PLANETARY DYNAMICS CONFERENCE AT MPIA
  5. FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT: ICE GIANT SYSTEMS 2020
  6. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: 9TH “PAOLO FARINELLA” PRIZE 2019
  7. CALL FOR AAS/LAD LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS PRIZE, EARLY CAREER AWARD, AND DISSERTATION PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  8. 2019 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SEMINAR APPLICATIONS OPEN
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-10 Mar 17, 2019

  1. CALL FOR DPS 2019 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR THE A’HEARN SYMPOSIUM
  3. OPAG STEERING COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING TERMINATION OF CASSINI FINAL-YEAR FUNDING AND EUROPA CLIPPER ICEMAG
  4. SPICE TRAINING CLASS
  5. BUILDING THE NASA CITIZEN SCIENCE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
  6. SBAG 20 MEETING FINDINGS AND PUBLIC MEETING AT LPSC
  7. 2019 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SEMINAR APPLICATIONS OPEN
  8. SUMMER SCHOOL ON “NATURAL SPACE RISKS”
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-09 Mar 9, 2019

  1. IN MEMORIAM: JAY T. BERGSTRALH (1943-2019)
  2. CALL FOR DPS 2019 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  3. 2019B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  4. NOAO 2019B OBSERVING PROPOSALS
  5. BUILDING THE NASA CITIZEN SCIENCE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
  6. TITAN AFTER CASSINI-HUYGENS WORKSHOP
  7. 2019 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SEMINAR APPLICATIONS OPEN
  8. ASTEROID SCIENCE IN THE AGE OF HAYABUSA 2 AND OSIRIS-REX
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-08 Mar 2, 2019

  1. EPSC-DPS 2019 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  2. CASSINI SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM CANCELLED
  3. OCEAN WORLDS 4 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS REOPENED, NEW DEADLINE: MARCH 6TH
  4. LPSC WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE NETWORKING EVENT 2019
  5. LPSC WORKSHOP: SSERVI CARBON IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  6. UNDERGRADUATE SUMMER INTERNS AVAILABLE FOR SSW-FUNDED RESEARCHERS: PGGURP IS NOW SUPPR
  7. INTERNATIONAL VENUS CONFERENCE ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED
  8. TERRESTRIAL ANALOG SURVEY
  9. SUMMER SCHOOL ON SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-07 Feb 21, 2019

  1. CALL FOR DPS 2019 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: 9th “PAOLO FARINELLA” PRIZE 2019
  3. EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR 2019 PLANETARY DEFENSE CONFERENCE
  4. UPCOMING PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOPS
  5. SUMMER SCHOOL ON SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  6. JGR PLANETS: SCIENCE ENABLED BY THE LUNAR RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER CORNERSTONE MISSION
  7. LPSC WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO PLANETARY IMAGE ANALYSIS WITH ARCGIS
  8. 4TH VIRTUAL MEPAG MEETING (VM4)
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-06 Feb 16, 2019

  1. DPS PHOTO GALLERY: 2018 ALBUM POSTED AND CALL FOR PHOTO CONTRIBUTIONS
  2. CALL FOR DPS 2019 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  3. 2ND ANNOUNCEMENT OF SPECIAL ISSUE FOR THE OPEN-ACCESS JOURNAL ATMOSPHERE: “MODELING AND SIMULATION OF PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES”
  4. AOGS SESSION PS14: SMALL BODY EXPLORATIONS BY CURRENT AND FUTURE MISSIONS
  5. SUMMER SCHOOL ON SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  6. VEXAG – NEW CHAIR, DEPUTY CHAIR AND 2019 ACTIVITIES
  7. MARS EXPLORATION SCIENCE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR FEBRUARY 2019
  8. TENTH PLANETARY CRATER CONSORTIUM MEETING
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-05 Feb 6, 2019

  1. VIRTUAL SMD TOWN HALL MEETING THURSDAY 2/7/19 AT 2PM EASTERN
  2. AOGS SESSION PS04: VOLCANISM AND TECTONISM ACROSS THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  3. AOGS SESSION PS05: CASSINI’S LEGACY: SCIENCE HIGHLIGHTS AND DISCOVERIES AT SATURN
  4. AOGS SESSION PS14: SMALL BODY EXPLORATIONS BY CURRENT AND FUTURE MISSIONS
  5. GORDON CONFERENCE ON ORIGINS OF SOLAR SYSTEMS: METEORITICAL, SPACECRAFT AND ASTROPHYSICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE ASSEMBLY AND COMPOSITION OF PLANETS
  6. SAVE THE DATE!  GORDON CONFERENCE ON THE ORIGINS OF LIFE
  7. OPAG MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT UPDATE
  8. NOAO ASTRO2020 SCIENCE WHITE PAPER COORDINATION HUB
  9. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-04 Feb 2, 2019

  1. REMINDER: EPSC-DPS 2019 CALL-FOR-SESSIONS DEADLINE (5TH FEBRUARY)
  2. CALL FOR DPS 2019 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  3. AOGS SESSION PS02: PLASMA – SURFACE INTERACTIONS WITH AIRLESS BODIES IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  4. AOGS SESSION ST08: MAGNETIC FLUX ROPE THROUGHOUT THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  5. NEW HORIZONS IN PLANETARY SYSTEMS
  6. INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON PALEOCLIMATE: CHANGE AND ADAPTATION
  7. EUROPEAN LUNAR SYMPOSIUM
  8. EUROPLANET COMETARY PLASMA SCIENCE WORKSHOP
  9. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  10. NEW DEADLINE FOR CASSINI SPECIAL ISSUE: 15 FEBRUARY
  11. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-03 Jan 27, 2019

  1. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE FOR UNDERGRADUATES (REU) ARECIBO OBSERVATORY, PUERTO RICO
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING: FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR SESSIONS
  3. SOLICITING ABSTRACTS FOR THE JAPAN GEOSCIENCE UNION (JPGU) MEETING
  4. THIRD ANNOUNCEMENT: THE MAIN BELT: A GATEWAY TO THE FORMATION AND EARLY EVOLUTION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP
  5. NEW HORIZONS IN PLANETARY SYSTEMS
  6. CASSINI SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM MAY 20-24: WEBSITE OPEN, ABSTRACTS DUE MARCH 1, 2019
  7. CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: “PLUTO SYSTEM AFTER NEW HORIZONS” CONFERENCE
  8. PLANETARY DYNAMICS CONFERENCE
  9. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  10. VENUS EXPLORATION ANALYSIS GROUP (VEXAG) LISTSERV DEBUT
  11. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-02 Jan 17, 2019

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: HELP END THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: CONTACT YOUR SENATE AND HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES TODAY
  2. EPSC-DPS 2019 JOINT MEETING: FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR SESSIONS
  3. SBAG JANUARY 2019 MEETING AND REGISTRATION DEADLINE
  4. SIGN UP FOR AAS CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY 2019
  5. NEW HORIZONS IN PLANETARY SYSTEMS
  6. OPAG ANNOUNCEMENT: UPDATE ON OPAG MEETING PLANNING
  7. ABSCICON 2019: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS ON “OBSERVATIONS OF OCEAN WORLDS”
  8. BINARY ASTEROIDS 5
  9. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 19-01 Jan 12, 2019

  1. REMINDER: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP FOR 2019
  2. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTION
  3. DISCOVERY DRAFT AO COMMENT PERIOD EXTENDED: MESSAGE FROM THE AA
  4. ASTRO2020 DECADAL SURVEY CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
  5. SIGN UP FOR AAS CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY 2019
  6. CALL FOR ABSTRACT: ABSCICON JUNE 24-28 2019 IN BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON, USA
  7. JGR PLANETS: SCIENCE ENABLED BY THE LUNAR RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER CORNERSTONE MISSION
  8. GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN DELAY FOR CASSINI SPECIAL ISSUE

DPS 18-52 Dec 28, 2018

  1.  NEW HORIZONS ULTIMA THULE FLYBY ON 31 DECEMBER/1 JANUARY—GETTING THE WORD OUT TO ENGAGE THE PUBLIC IN THE FIRST EXPLORATION OF A KBO
  2. AAS SPLINTER: BIOSIGNATURES IN THE 2030S AND BEYOND
  3. PDS SMALL BODIES NODE MINOR PLANET CENTER USER GROUP (MUG)
  4. GEMINI OBSERVATORY: NEW LARGE AND LONG PROGRAMS
  5. NEXT OPAG MEETING
  6. ABSCICON 2019 SESSION: HAVE COMET, WILL TRAVEL!
  7. ABSCICON 2019: EXPLORING THE PLANETARY SYSTEM OF ALPHA CENTAURI
  8. NATIONAL ACADEMIES REPORT: STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN INSTRUMENTATION AND FACILITIES FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL SAMPLE CURATION AND ANALYSIS
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-51 Dec 16, 2018

  1. NEW HORIZONS ULTIMA THULE PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PROJECT: BEAM YOUR GREETING TO ULTIMA THULE ON FLYBY DAY
  2. VENUS EXPLORATION DECADAL SURVEY WHITE PAPERS
  3. THE FIRST LADY ASTRONAUT TRAINEES: TIME FOR A CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL
  4. ABSCICON 2019: EXPLORING THE PLANETARY SYSTEM OF ALPHA CENTAURI
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-50 Dec 8, 2018

  1. OPAG FINDINGS FALL 2018
  2. FORUM FOR NEW LEADERS IN SPACE SCIENCE 2019
  3. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP – APPLICATION DEADLINE MARCH 1, 2019
  4. SPITZER AT AGU AND AAS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-49 Dec 2, 2018

  1. DPS 50 MEETING VIDEOS NOW AVAILABLE
  2. ICARUS SPECIAL ISSUE ON CASSINI RESULTS
  3. PATHWAYS TO THE FUTURE OF ARECIBO OBSERVATORY
  4. AOGS SESSION PS04-SE: VOLCANISM AND TECTONISM ACROSS THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  5. AOGS SESSION PS05: CASSINI’S LEGACY: SCIENCE HIGHLIGHTS AND DISCOVERIES AT SATURN
  6. AOGS SESSION PS07: MAGNETOSPHERES, ATMOSPHERES, EXOSPHERES OF OUTER PLANETS AND THEIR SATELLITES
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-48 Nov 26, 2018

  1. CASSINI SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM: MAY 20-24, 2019
  2. CENTAUR EXPLORATION WORKSHOP: THE ROOTS OF ACTIVITY
  3. SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION MEETING AT THE ROYAL SOCIETY, LONDON
  4. NASA SEEKING VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS IN EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
  5. SPITZER DIRECTOR’S DISCRETIONARY TIME (DDT) PROPOSAL HANDLING UPDATE
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-47 Nov 14, 2018

  1. 2019 PIERAZZO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD
  2. JWST OBSERVER NEWS ROUNDUP DELIVERS JWST NEWS TO YOUR INBOX
  3. SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT: THE MAIN BELT: A GATEWAY TO THE FORMATION AND EARLY EVOLUTION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  4. SPECIAL ISSUE: OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL ATMOSPHERE
  5. OBITUARY – MICHAEL F. A’HEARN
  6. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) GOALS DOCUMENT – RESOURCE UTILIZATION
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-46 Nov 9, 2018

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 50 MEETING RECAP AND REMINDER TO FILL OUT DPS EXIT SURVEY
  2. MESSAGE FROM FRS CHAIR KURT RETHERFORD
  3. ICARUS SPECIAL ISSUE DEVOTED TO CASSINI RESULTS
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-45 Oct 30, 2018

  1. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  2. PUBSPACE RESOURCES AVAILABLE ON DPS WEBSITE
  3. THE NASA ROADMAP TO OCEAN WORLDS
  4. ASTRODATA2020S WORKSHOP: SCIENCE OPPORTUNITIES WITH ASTROPHYSICS ARCHIVES OF THE NEXT DECADE
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-44 Oct 20, 2018

  1. WEBEX CONNECTION INFO FOR DPS JUNO WORKSHOP
  2. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS AT THE DPS MEETING
  3. LOOKING FOR SCIENTISTS TO VOLUNTEER FOR THE DPS MEETING
  4. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION DURING DPS 50
  5. CENTAUR EXPLORATION WORKSHOP: THE ROOTS OF ACTIVITY

DPS 18-43 Oct 20, 2018

  1. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS AT THE DPS MEETING
  2. LOOKING FOR SCIENTISTS TO VOLUNTEER FOR THE DPS MEETING
  3. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION DURING DPS 50
  4. DPS WORKSHOP REMINDER: JUNO AND JUNO-SUPPORTING JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC RESULTS
  5. DPS WORKSHOP: PRIMITIVE OR PROCESSED? CARBON IN TODAY’S SOLAR SYSTEM VS. THE EARLY SOLAR SYSTEM AND THE INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM
  6. PUBSPACE AND YOU WORKSHOP AT DPS
  7. EDUCATION AND OUTREACH SHAREATHON AT DPS
  8. DPS MEETING JWST TOWN HALL
  9. LSST AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP
  10. DPS WORKSHOP ON LABORATORY STUDIES OF ATMOSPHERES AND PLUMES
  11. NEOCAM SCIENCE COMMUNITY DISCUSSION AT DPS
  12. LSST SOLAR SYSTEM HACKATHON AT DPS
  13. FUTURE PLUTO AND KUIPER BELT MISSIONS: THE VIEW FROM 2018
  14. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  15. WORKSHOP ON IN SITU EXPLORATION OF THE ICE GIANTS
  16. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-42 Oct 13, 2018

  1. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS AT THE DPS MEETING
  2. LOOKING FOR SCIENTISTS TO VOLUNTEER FOR THE DPS MEETING
  3. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION DURING DPS 50
  4. NEW PHOTO GALLERIES AVAILABLE FOR 2016 AND 2017 DPS MEETINGS
  5. DPS WORKSHOP REMINDER: JUNO AND JUNO-SUPPORTING JUPITER ATMOSPHERIC RESULTS
  6. DPS WORKSHOP: PRIMITIVE OR PROCESSED? CARBON IN TODAY’S SOLAR SYSTEM VS. THE EARLY SOLAR SYSTEM AND THE INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM
  7. LSST SOLAR SYSTEM HACKATHON AT DPS
  8. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-41 Oct 6, 2018

  1. NEOCAM SCIENCE COMMUNITY DISCUSSION AT DPS
  2. LSST AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP
  3. FUTURE PLUTO AND KUIPER BELT MISSIONS: THE VIEW FROM 2018
  4. REMINDER TO REGISTER FOR THE WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR, LUNCHTIME TUESDAY OCT 23RD AT DPS, KNOXVILLE
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-40 Sep 29, 2018

  1. IN MEMORIAM: WILLIAM (BILL) R. WARD (1944-2018)
  2. COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS AT THE DPS MEETING
  3. LAST CALL TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS YEAR’S EARLY CAREER PRESENTERS REVIEW AT DPS
  4. PUBSPACE AND YOU WORKSHOP AT DPS
  5. ANNOUNCEMENT OF DPS WORKSHOP ON LABORATORY STUDIES OF ATMOSPHERES AND PLUMES
  6. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-39 Sep 23, 2018

  1. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING
  2. INPUT REQUESTED FOR SOLAR SYSTEM SCIENCE WITH ASTROPHYSICS ASSETS, DEADLINE EXTENDED
  3. PDS BOOTH AT DPS – INDIVIDUAL TUTORIALS (AND GROUP CLASSES) AVAILABLE
  4. NEW DATES FOR THE PLUTO SYSTEM AFTER NEW HORIZONS (PSANH) CONFERENCE
  5. 2019 JANSKY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM AT NRAO
  6. NASA HUBBLE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (NHFP)
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-38 Sep 13, 2018

  1. NASA HQ STATEMENT ON WORKPLACE HARASSMENT
  2. CHANGE IN NSF PLANETARY ASTRONOMY GRANTS PROGRAM
  3. REMINDER: DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANT APPLICATION DEADLINE APPROACHING
  4. OPENINGS ON THE DPS PROFESSIONAL CULTURE AND CLIMATE SUBCOMMITTEE
  5. THE SSHADE SOLID SPECTROSCOPY DATABASE FOR ASTROPHYSICS AND PLANETARY SCIENCES
  6. ILOA 1st WOMAN ON THE MOON ESSAY CONTEST
  7. NASA HUBBLE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (NHFP)
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-37 Sep 9, 2018

  1. OPAG 2018 MEETING WEBEX CONNECTION INFORMATION
  2. REMINDER: DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANT APPLICATION DEADLINE APPROACHING
  3. OPENINGS ON THE DPS PROFESSIONAL CULTURE AND CLIMATE SUBCOMMITTEE
  4. 2019A NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  5. NASA HUBBLE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (NHFP)
  6. A FREE WORKSHOP FOR EARLY-CAREER ASTRONOMERS WHO WANT TO DO BETTER OUTREACH TO STUDENTS AND THE PUBLIC (REGISTER SOON)
  7. NEW COMETARY INSIGHTS FROM THE CLOSE APPROACH OF 46P/WIRTANEN: A SYMPOSIUM IN CELEBRATION OF MIKE A’HEARN
  8. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT: WORKSHOP ON IN SITU EXPLORATION OF THE ICE GIANTS
  9. 4TH SYMPOSIUM OF THE COMMITTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR): SMALL SATELLITES FOR SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE AND DEVELOPMENT
  10. 43RD SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMITTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR) AND ASSOCIATED EVENTS
  11. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-36 Sep 1, 2018

  1. OPEN POSITIONS AT NASA HEADQUARTERS: PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION DIRECTOR AND NASA’S DEPUTY CHIEF SCIENTIST
  2. EXOPLANET SCIENCE STRATEGY: PUBLIC BRIEFING AND WEBCAST ON 9/5/18
  3. OPENINGS ON THE DPS PROFESSIONAL CULTURE AND CLIMATE SUBCOMMITTEE
  4. REMINDER: DPS DEPENDENT CARE GRANT APPLICATION DEADLINE APPROACHING
  5. ANNOUNCEMENT OF DPS WORKSHOP ON PROPOSAL WRITING
  6. COMMUNITY WHITE PAPER ON THE CASE FOR PLUTO FOLLOW ON MISSIONS

DPS 18-35 Aug 28, 2018

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
  2. ALMA ANNOUNCEMENT
  3. 7th JOINT WORKSHOP ON HIGH PRESSURE PLANETARY AND PLASMA PHYSICS (HP4)
  4. COMMUNITY WHITE PAPER ON THE CASE FOR LANDED MERCURY SCIENCE
  5. PLANETARY SCIENCE SLIDES AND ILLUSTRATIONS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-34 Aug 19, 2018

  1. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR DPS 50
  2. UNDERGRADUATE OPPORTUNITY: JOIN NASA’S L’SPACE VIRTUAL ACADEMY
  3. OPAG UPDATES
  4. LSST AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP AT DPS 50
  5. SCIENCE WITH HABEX: UV TO NEAR-INFRARED SPACE ASTRONOMY IN THE 2030’S
  6. NASA SEEKS PUBLIC POLICY EXPERT(S)
  7. MARS EXPLORATION SCIENCE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR AUGUST 2018
  8. AGU FALL MEETING LATE BREAKING SESSION ON THE GLOBAL DUST STORM OF 2018
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-33 Aug 11, 2018

  1. SPEAKER SOUGHT FOR PRE-MEETING TALK TO UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SCIENCE FORUM
  2. DPS WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR 2018 – KNOXVILLE, TN
  3. THE ART OF PLANETARY SCIENCE AT DPS
  4. EARLY CAREER PARTICIPANT SUPPORT AVAILABLE FOR NASA OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP MEETING
  5. OPAG MEETING SEPTEMBER 2018
  6. ON THE INSENSITIVE USE OF THE TERM “PLANET 9” FOR OBJECTS BEYOND PLUTO
  7. ICE GIANTS AND KBOS WHITE PAPER
  8. 20TH MEETING OF NASA’S SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP

DPS 18-32 Aug 11, 2018

  1. IN MEMORIAM: JOHN EDWARD WESTFALL (1938-2018)
  2. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR PROPOSALS FOR A PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT RELATED TO SCIENCE ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE NASA MARS 2020 PROJECT
  3. MAPSIT SPECIAL ACTION TEAM SOLICITS FEEDBACK ON ISIS
  4. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE NOVEMBER 1, 2018
  5. EXPLORING THE INFRARED UNIVERSE: THE PROMISE OF SPICA
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-31 Aug 9, 2018

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 2018 DPS ELECTION RESULTS

DPS 18-30 July 21, 2018

  1. 50TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES OCTOBER 21-26, 2018 IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
  2. HISTORICAL ABSTRACTS FOR THE 50TH DPS MEETING 21-26 OCTOBER, KNOXVILLE, TN, USA
  3. LABORATORY RESEARCH ABSTRACTS FOR THE 50TH DPS MEETING 21-26 OCTOBER, KNOXVILLE, TN, USA
  4. DPS 2018 ELECTION REMINDER
  5. EUROPA DEEP DIVE 2: COMPOSITION A WORKSHOP FOCUSED ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF EUROPA AND THE STATE OF LABORATORY DATA
  6. FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT: THE MAIN BELT: A GATEWAY TO THE FORMATION AND EARLY EVOLUTION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  7. FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT IAU SYMPOSIUM 350 ON LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS
  8. 2018 FALL AGU SESSION NOTICES

DPS 18-29 July 15, 2018

  1. IN MEMORIAM: BRADFORD A. SMITH (1931-2018)
  2. 50TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES OCTOBER 21-26, 2018 IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
  3. DPS 2018 ELECTION REMINDER
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-28 July 11, 2018

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT REMINDER AND EARLY CAREER PRESENTERS REVIEW AT DPS

DPS 18-27 July 10, 2018

  1. REMINDER: HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS 50
  2. DPS 2018 ELECTION REMINDER
  3. INPUT REQUESTED FOR SOLAR SYSTEM SCIENCE WITH ASTROPHYSICS ASSETS
  4. NASA SMD SEEKS VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  5. 2018 FALL AGU SESSION NOTICES
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-26 July 3, 2018

  1. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS 50

DPS 18-25 July 1, 2018

  1. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING, MONDAY JULY 2, 2018
  2. DPS 2018 ELECTION REMINDER
  3. NINTH PLANETARY CRATER CONSORTIUM MEETING
  4. CALL FOR PAPERS: METEORITICS & PLANETARY SCIENCE SPECIAL ISSUE IN HONOR OF DR. CHRISTINE FLOSS
  5. 2018 FALL AGU SESSION NOTICES
  6. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY 5 – UPDATE

DPS 18-24 June 24, 2018

  1. 50TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES OCTOBER 21-26, 2018 IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
  2. OPAG UPDATES
  3. AGU SESSION P028: OBSERVATIONS OF PLANETS NEAR AND FAR WITH NEXT-GENERATION TELESCOPES
  4. AGU SESSION P053: THE URANUS AND NEPTUNE SYSTEMS, AND THEIR RELATION TO OTHER PLANETS
  5. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY 5 – UPDATE
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-23 June 24, 2018

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2018: PROCEDURE AND HOW TO VOTE
  2. CANDIDATE BIOS AND STATEMENTS

DPS 18-22 June 16, 2018

  1. IN MEMORIAM: MICHAEL J. S. BELTON (1934-2018)
  2. SOFIA CYCLE 7 CALL FOR PROPOSALS RELEASED
  3. SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY 5 – UPDATE
  4. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE JULY 1, 2018
  5. REMINDER – REGISTER FOR CASSINI SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM AND HOTELS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-21 June 10, 2018

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 50TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES FROM OCTOBER 21-26, 2018 IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
  2. 4TH IPM INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
  3. CALL FOR EGU PS MEDAL NOMINATIONS : DEADLINE JUNE 15, 2018
  4. NASA POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE JULY 1, 2018
  5. MARS EXPLORATION SCIENCE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR JUNE 2018
  6. TESS SCIENCE CONFERENCE I, JULY 29 – AUGUST 2, 2019
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-20 June 2, 2018

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 50TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES FROM OCTOBER 21-26, 2018 IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
  2. SPICE TRAINING SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
  3. SBAG STEERING COMMITTEE CANDIDATE SOLICITATION
  4. GEOSCIENCES SPECIAL ISSUE RECENT ADVANCES IN LUNAR STUDIES
  5. SBAG 19 PRELIMINARY AGENDA, JUNE 13-14 2018
  6. THEMATIC SCHOOL – FLUID-ROCK INTERACTIONS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-19 May 14, 2018

  1. AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES 2018 PRIZES
  2. EPSC 2018 SESSIONS ON OUTER PLANET SYSTEMS

DPS 18-18 May 12, 2018

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2018: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. REQUEST FOR COMMUNITY INPUT TO NASA SCIENTIFIC BALLOON PROGRAM ANALYSIS GROUP
  3. EPSC SESSION: MODELS OF ATMOSPHERES AND EXOSPHERES, SURFACES, AND INTERIORS OF SMALL BODIES
  4. EPSC SESSION: CERES AND VESTA
  5. EPSC SESSION: AEROSOLS AND CLOUDS IN PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES
  6. ASTRONOMY X: MINING THE PAST, MAKING SPACE FOR THE FUTURE
  7. NASA SMD SEEKS VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-17 May 6, 2018

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2018: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. LUNAR AND SMALL BODIES GRADUATE CONFERENCE 2018 – FINAL CALL FOR ABSTRACTS – SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MAY 11, 2018
  3. THE SCIENCE AND EVOLUTION OF GEMINI OBSERVATORY 2018 CONFERENCE ABSTRACT DEADLINE, MAY 15
  4. EPSC SESSION: LUNAR VOLATILES
  5. EPSC SESSION: OCEAN WORLDS AND ICY MOONS (OPS3)
  6. EUROPEAN PLANETARY SCIENCE CONGRESS 2018 SESSION ON PLANETARY AERONOMY
  7. EUROPEAN GEOSCIENCES UNION (EGU) AWARDS AND MEDALS PROGRAMME
  8. TUNGUSKA IMPACT REVISITED
  9. MEPAG MEETING 36 PRESENTATIONS, SUMMARY, AND FINDINGS ARE POSTED

DPS 18-16 April 22, 2018

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2018: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. NEOWISE 2018 DATA RELEASE AVAILABLE APRIL 19, 2018
  3. THREE OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) NOTICES
  4. JWST COMMUNITY SURVEY
  5. SUMMER SCHOOL FOR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS IN ASTRONOMY
  6. METEOR CRATER FIELD CAMP
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-15 April 15, 2018

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2018: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) EARLY CAREER TRAVEL GRANT
  3. EUROPEAN PLANETARY SCIENCE CONGRESS 2018 SESSION ON PLANETARY AERONOMY
  4. EUROPEAN PLANETARY SCIENCE CONGRESS 2018 SESSION ON CASSINI’S LEGACY: ONE YEAR LATER
  5. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  6. LSST SOLAR SYSTEM SCIENCE COLLABORATION
  7. SUMMER SCHOOL/WORKSHOP: MICROSATELLITES IN PLANETARY AND ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-14 April 9, 2018

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2018: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. ABSTRACT DEADLINE 16 APRIL FOR FINAL CASSINI SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
  3. ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENSION AND VEXAG U.S. STUDENT/EARLY CAREER TRAVEL GRANTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL VENUS CONFERENCE -SEPTEMBER 2018
  4. NOMINATIONS FOR THE 8TH FARINELLA PRIZE NOW OPEN
  5. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  6. PSS SPECIAL ISSUE ASTEROID (3200) PHAETHON AND METEOROIDS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-13 April 1, 2018

  1. ANNOUNCEMENT: JWST LAUNCH DELAY CAUSES POSTPONEMENT OF CYCLE 1 CALL FOR PROPOSAL DEADLINE
  2. EUROPEAN PLANETARY SCIENCE CONGRESS 2018
  3. CRYOVOLANISM IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP
  4. FINAL PREPARATION INFORMATION FOR MEPAG MEETING 36
  5. NEW CAROLINE HERSCHEL PRIZE LECTURESHIP FOR EARLY-CAREER  ASTRO-SCIENTISTS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-12 March 21, 2018

  1. REMINDER: DPS 2018 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. SPITZER CYCLE 14 PROPOSAL DEADLINE MARCH 23
  3. COMMUNITY PLUTO FOLLOW ON MISSIONS WHITE PAPER AVAILABLE
  4. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP FINDINGS AND NEXT MEETING
  5. RECONSIDERATION IN THE USE OF RPS FOR DISCOVERY
  6. NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE SEEKS VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  7. UPCOMING MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS

DPS 18-11 March 11, 2018

  1. REMINDER: DPS 2018 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. TENTH ANNUAL SUSAN NIEBUR WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE EVENT AT LPSC 2018
  3. 2018B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  4. JWST CYCLE 1 CALL FOR ARCHIVAL RESEARCH (AR) PROPOSALS
  5. JWST OBSERVATION PLANNING: MOVING TARGET VISIBILITY TOOL
  6. INTERNATIONAL VENUS CONFERENCE
  7. WORKSHOP ON CARBON IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  8. SPICE TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-10 March 4, 2018

  1. REMINDER: DPS 2018 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. SBAG: FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF DIDYMOS OBSERVER WORKSHOP 2018
  3. OPAG TOWN HALL AT LPSC
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-09 February 25, 2018

  1. FINAL REMINDER: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP
  2. REMINDER: DPS 2018 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  3. VISIT THE PDS BOOTH AT LPSC!
  4. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DDA, APRIL 15-19 IN SAN JOSE, CA
  5. EXOPLANETS ORBITING HOT STARS CONFERENCE
  6. EXOPAG MEETING JULY 29 IN BOSTON, MA
  7. DIFFERENTIATION CONFERENCE: ABSTRACT DEADLINE MARCH 1
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-08 February 18, 2018

  1. FINAL REMINDER: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP
  2. REMINDER: MEPAG VIRTUAL MEETING ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
  3. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) MEETING
  4. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) MEETING
  5. REMINDER: DPS 2018 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  6. 2018 EXOPLANET SUMMER PROGRAM IN SANTA CRUZ
  7. PLANETARY ARCGIS WORKSHOP AT LPSC
  8. LARGE SYNOPTIC SURVEY TELESCOPE SOLAR SYSTEM SCIENCE ROADMAP
  9. REGISTRATION OPEN: FINAL CASSINI SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
  10. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-07 February 11, 2018

  1. REMINDER: DPS 2018 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. PLANNING SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVATIONS WITH JWST IN CYCLE-1
  3. NEW OPAG GOALS DOCUMENT POSTED FOR COMMUNITY COMMENTS
  4. NASA SEEKING VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS IN EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
  5. ENVIRONMENTS OF TERRESTRIAL PLANETS UNDER THE YOUNG SUN: SEEDS OF BIOMOLECULES SYMPOSIUM
  6. JPL PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SEMINAR
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-06 February 3, 2018

  1. CALL FOR DPS 2018 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. INVITATION TO SUBMIT ABSTRACT TO CASSINI SPECIAL SESSION B5.2 AT COSPAR
  3. UPCOMING MEPAG MEETINGS
  4. ROSETTA WORKSHOP ON COMETS AND THEIR ROLE IN SOLAR SYSTEM FORMATION
  5. FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF DIDYMOS OBSERVER WORKSHOP 2018
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-05 January 28, 2018

  1. WORKSHOP: CARBON IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  2. PLANETARY SESSIONS AT THE GSA CORDILLERAN-ROCKY MOUNTAIN JOINT MEETING
  3. ENVIRONMENTS OF TERRESTRIAL PLANETS UNDER THE YOUNG SUN: SEEDS OF BIOMOLECULES SYMPOSIUM
  4. INVITATION TO SUBMIT ABSTRACT TO THE JAPAN GEOSCIENCE UNION (JPGU) MEETING
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-04 January 23, 2018

  1. CELEBRATION OF THE EXPLORER-1 MISSION AND THE DISCOVERY OF THE EARTH’S RADIATION BELTS
  2. VOLUNTEER FOR AAS CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY 2018
  3. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-03 January 21, 2018

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: NEW ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
  2. VOLUNTEER FOR AAS CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY 2018
  3. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP SMALL BODIES GOALS DOCUMENT
  4. UPCOMING MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS

DPS 18-02 January 14, 2018

  1. UPDATES FOR NASA OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG)
  2. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) 18 MEETING FINAL AGENDA
  3. MEPAG MEETING FORECASTING REMINDER AND TENTATIVE MEETING STRUCTURE
  4. UPCOMING MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 18-01 January 7, 2018

  1. DPS ENDORSES THE AFRICA INITIATIVE FOR PLANETARY AND SPACE SCIENCES
  2. CALL FOR WHITE PAPERS ON A FUTURE NASA OPEN-SOURCE POLICY
  3. JWST UPDATE: MARS NOW A CYCLE 1 TARGET FOR WEBB
  4. UPDATES FOR NASA OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG)
  5. 2018 APL NASA INTERN PROGRAM
  6. LPI CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARD
  7. UPCOMING MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-50 December 19, 2017

  1. REMINDER: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. NEW PLANETARY REU PROGRAM GUIDE
  3. NASA DISCOVERY PROGRAM LONG-RANGE PLANNING INFORMATION
  4. LPSC SPECIAL SESSION: CELEBRATING CASSINI!
  5. EXPLORATION SCIENCE SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM
  6. SPITZER SPACE TELESCOPE CYCLE-14 CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  7. IRTF FUTURE DIRECTIONS WORKSHOP REGISTRATION OPEN
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-49 December 10, 2017

  1. REMINDER: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION TOWN HALL AT THE AGU
  3. AAS ACTION ALERT: STOP THE GRADUATE STUDENT TUITION TAX
  4. NASA HQ VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT – SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE
  5. EGU 2018 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: PS3.1 OUTER PLANET SYSTEMS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-48 December 3, 2017

  1. REMINDER: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. GEOSCIENCES SPECIAL ISSUE: RECENT ADVANCES IN LUNAR STUDIES
  3. CALL FOR LETTERS OF APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON NASA’S SCIENCE DEFINITION TEAM FOR CERES MISSION STUDIES
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-47 November 19, 2017

  1. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. ASTROBIOLOGY SCIENCE STRATEGY FOR THE SEARCH FOR LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE:
  3. 2018 PIERAZZO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD
  4. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) 18TH MEETING AGENDA
  5. EXPLORATION SCIENCE SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-46 November 12, 2017

  1. ATTENTION FUTURE JWST PROPOSERS
  2. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  3. WEB-EX AND PROGRAM FOR VEXAG ANNUAL MEETING #15, NOVEMBER 14-16
  4. AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION FALL MEETING PANEL DISCUSSION: PLANETARY BODIES IN THE ULTRAVIOLET
  5. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) 18TH MEETING
  6. SCIENTIFIC WORKSHOP ON THE TRANSNEPTUNIAN SOLAR SYSTEM, COIMBRA, PORTUGAL
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-45 November 5, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 49 RECAP AND REMINDER TO FILL OUT THE EXIT SURVEY
  2. NASA EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE FELLOWSHIP (NESSF) PROGRAM
  3. WORKSHOP IN GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
  4. ELS LETTER OF INTENT TO PARTICIPATE
  5. GEOPHYSICAL PLANET DEFINITION (GPD) USERS PAGE
  6. LUNAR SCIENCE FOR LANDED MISSIONS WORKSHOP
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-44 October 29, 2017

  1. JWST WORKSHOP MATERIALS FROM DPS 2017
  2. NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE SEEKING VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  3. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-43 October 13, 2017

  1. DPS NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBER ELECTION DURING DPS 49
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ACCEPTED UNTIL OCTOBER 15, 2017
  3. ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSION INFORMATION FOR 2017 DPS MEETING
  4. JWST SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVATION PLANNING WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  5. JWST SOLAR SYSTEM TOWNHALL AT DPS 49
  6. JWST OBSERVATION PLANNING WORKSHOP FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
  7. NEWS FOR THE PLANETARY COMMUNITY FROM THE NASA/IPAC INFRARED SCIENCE ARCHIVE (IRSA)
  8. ASTROBIOLOGY 2017 FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT – POSTER DEADLINE, PROGRAM, AND MORE
  9. 42nd SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMITTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR)
  10. ICE GIANT EXPLORATION WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  11. PLANETARY RESOURCES WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  12. LSST AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  13. FUTURE KUIPER BELT MISSIONS WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  14. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  15. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-42 October 10, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ACCEPTED UNTIL OCTOBER 15, 2017
  2. ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSION INFORMATION FOR 2017 DPS MEETING
  3. ICE GIANT EXPLORATION WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  4. PLANETARY RESOURCES WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  5. LSST AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  6. FUTURE KUIPER BELT MISSIONS WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  7. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-41 October 6, 2017

  1. IN MEMORIAM: VON R. ESHLEMAN  (1924-2017)

DPS 17-40 October 5, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 49 BANQUET
  2. LSST AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  3. FUTURE KUIPER BELT MISSIONS WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  4. REMINDER: ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF POSITION
  5. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  6. STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER TRAVEL GRANTS FOR VEXAG MEETING #15
  7. OPAG FINDINGS AND NEXT MEETING
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-39 September 28, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 49 BANQUET
  2. WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR AT DPS 49 PROVO
  3. REMINDER: ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF POSITION
  4. THE ORIGIN OF GALAXIES, STARS, AND PLANETS IN THE ERA OF ALMA: A SYMPOSIUM TO HONOR ANNEILA SARGENT
  5. JWST PROPOSAL WORKSHOPS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-38 September 20, 2017

  1. DPS 49 BANQUET ANNOUNCEMENT
  2. REMINDER: ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF POSITION
  3. A FREE WORKSHOP FOR EARLY-CAREER ASTRONOMERS WHO WANT TO DO BETTER OUTREACH TO STUDENTS & THE PUBLIC
  4. WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE AND EXPLORATION
  5. JWST PROPOSAL WORKSHOPS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-37 September 17, 2017

  1. REMINDER: ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF POSITION
  2. DPS PROFESSIONAL CULTURE AND CLIMATE SUBCOMMITTEE NOMINATIONS
  3. OBSERVATIONS OF PLUMES ON EUROPA: SEPTEMBER 30 DEADLINE
  4. INTERNATIONAL VENUS CONFERENCE 2018
  5. JWST PROPOSAL WORKSHOPS
  6.  JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-36 September 10, 2017

  1. SPITZER PROPOSAL DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
  2. 2018A NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  3. REQUEST FOR MISSION SUPPORTING OBSERVATIONS OF PATROCLUS–MENOETIUS MUTUAL EVENTS
  4. JWST PROPOSAL WORKSHOPS
  5. NASA SMD PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION SEEKS PEER REVIEWERS

DPS 17-35 September 3, 2017

  1. ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ICARUS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF POSITION
  2. UPCOMING DEADLINE FOR DPS 49 DEPENDENT CARE GRANTS
  3. WEBEX INFORMATION FOR THE UPCOMING OPAG SUMMER 2017 MEETING
  4. LSST AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP AT DPS 49
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-34 August 27, 2017

  1. DPS 49 REGULAR REGISTRATION AND LATE ABSTRACT DEADLINES APPROACHING
  2. JWST PROPOSAL WORKSHOPS: REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
  3. ARIZONA-JAXA WORKSHOP ON SMALL JAPANESE MISSIONS
  4. SPICE WORKSHOP
  5. MARS EXPLORATION SCIENCE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR AUGUST 2017
  6. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-33 August 14, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: EDITORIAL TRANSITION AT ICARUS
  2. OPAG AT LA JOLLA REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
  3. EARLY CAREER PARTICIPANT SUPPORT FOR NASA OPAG MEETING
  4. PLUTO AFTER NEW HORIZONS: JULY 15-19, 2019
  5. APPLICATION OPEN FOR THE EON/ELSI WINTER SCHOOL 2018
  6. 51ST ESLAB SYMPOSIUM: EXTREME HABITABLE WORLDS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-32 August 2, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 2017 DPS ELECTION RESULTS

DPS 17-31 July 31, 2017

  1. REMINDER: DPS EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE MONDAY 31 JULY 2017
  2. REMINDER: PLEASE VOTE IN THE 2017 DPS ELECTION
  3. ASTROBIOLOGY 2017
  4. VEXAG MEETING #15 CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS AND REGISTRATION
  5. VEXAG CALL FOR STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
  6. MARS EXPLORATION SCIENCE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR JULY 2017

DPS 17-30 July 23, 2017

  1. NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL SCIENCE COMMITTEE MEETING 24-25 JULY 2017
  2. REMINDER: DPS ABSTRACTS DUE 9:00 PM EDT 26 JULY 2017
  3. DPS ABSTRACTS – REMEMBER BONUS EDUCATION ABSTRACTS – SPECIAL CALL TO DISCUSS ECLIPSE EVENTS
  4. REMINDER: PLEASE VOTE IN THE 2017 DPS ELECTION

DPS 17-29 July 22, 2017

  1. REMINDER: DPS ABSTRACTS DUE 9:00 PM EDT 26 JULY 2017
  2. DPS ABSTRACTS – REMEMBER BONUS EDUCATION ABSTRACTS – SPECIAL CALL TO DISCUSS ECLIPSE EVENTS
  3. REMINDER: PLEASE VOTE IN THE 2017 DPS ELECTION
  4. AGU SESSION P012: EXPLORATION OF THE JUPITER TROJANS
  5. NEAR-EARTH OBJECT WORKSHOP
  6. FUTURE KUIPER BELT MISSIONS COMMUNITY GROUP SIGN-UP
  7. DPS CALL FOR MENTORS AND MENTEES – MENTORNET
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-28 July 19, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: 49th AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES MEETING OCTOBER 15-20 2017, PROVO, UTAH 
  2. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANT DEADLINE

DPS 17-27 July 9, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS ELECTIONS AND 2017 AAS BY-LAWS VOTING
  2. AGU SESSION 23711: GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS OF SMALL SOLAR SYSTEM BODIES
  3. AGU SESSION 23322: DETECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HABITABLE EXOPLANETS: PROGRESS AND FUTURE
  4. AGU SESSION 24396: THE ORIGIN, EVOLUTION, AND FATE OF COMETS: NEW INFORMATION FROM ROSETTA (P044)
  5. SHOEMAKER IMPACT CRATERING AWARD DEADLINE
  6. JWST SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVATION PLANNING WORKSHOPS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-26 July 2, 2017

  1. REMINDER: PLEASE VOTE IN THE 2017 DPS ELECTION
  2. 34th MEPAG MEETING JULY 10, 2017
  3. AGU SESSION P045: THE URANUS AND NEPTUNE SYSTEMS AND THEIR RELATION TO OTHER PLANETS
  4. JWST SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVATION PLANNING WORKSHOPS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-25 June 25, 2017

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2017: PROCEDURE AND HOW TO VOTE
  2. CANDIDATE BIOS AND STATEMENTS

DPS 17-24 June 24, 2017

  1. JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE NEWS
  2. ALMA LONG BASELINE WORKSHOP (2ND ANNOUNCEMENT)
  3. ANNOUNCEMENT OF SPICE TRAINING CLASS
  4. A CENTURY OF ASTEROID FAMILIES (A FOCUS MEETING AT THE 2018 IAU GENERAL ASSEMBLY)

DPS 17-23 June 19, 2017

  1. PLANETARY EXPLORATION NEWSLETTER INVITATION
  2. ICE GIANT MISSION STUDY RELEASED
  3. NEOWISE 2017 DATA RELEASE AVAILABLE JUNE 1, 2017
  4. NOTICE OF FUTURE CALL FOR NASA KECK KEY STRATEGIC MISSION SUPPORT PROGRAMS
  5. SPACE SETTLEMENT SYMPOSIUM, CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  6. SUDBURY FIELD CAMP APPLICATION DEADLINE JUNE 30
  7. CALL FOR EXTERNAL REVIEWERS FOR NASA POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM (NPP)
  8. HAYABUSA SAMPLE ANALYSIS OPPORTUNITY
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  10. UPCOMING MEETINGS, WORKSHOPS

DPS 17-22 June 2, 2017

  1. AAS Division For Planetary Sciences 2017 Prizes

DPS 17-21 May 30, 2017

  1. MICHAEL F. A’HEARN VISITATION AND FUNERAL NOTICE

DPS 17-20 May 13, 2017

  1. IN MEMORIAM: NATHAN BRIDGES (1966-2017)
  2. DPS ELECTIONS 2017: CANDIDATE SLATE
  3. NOMINATIONS FOR THE 7TH PAOLO FARINELLA PRIZE NOW OPEN
  4. JWST EXPOSURE TIME CALCULATOR (ETC) WEBINAR FOR SOLAR SYSTEM SCIENCE
  5. AAS LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION (LAD) 2017 ELECTIONS OPEN
  6. LLOYD V. BERKNER SPACE POLICY INTERNSHIPS AUTUMN 2017
  7. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  8. NASA SMD SEEKS PROPOSAL REVIEWERS
  9. SOFIA CYCLE 6 CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  10.  SBAG ANNOUNCEMENT: PSP WHITE PAPER NOW AVAILABLE

DPS 17-19 April 30, 2017

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2017: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. NASA FRONTIER DEVELOPMENT LAB 2017 CALL FOR APPLICANTS
  3. EPSC 2017 SESSIONS ON OUTER PLANET SYSTEMS
  4. EPSC 2017 SESSION ON PLANETARY AEROSOLS AND CLOUDS
  5. EPSC 2017 SESSION ON CERES AND VESTA

DPS 17-18 April 23, 2017

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2017: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) 17 MEETING: ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR EARLY CAREER TRAVEL SUPPORT
  3. SUMMER SCHOOL IN SOFTWARE SYSTEMS FOR ASTRONOMY
  4. ROADMAPS TO OCEAN WORLDS (ROW) TOWNHALL AT ABSCICON
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-17 April 20, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: THE MARCH FOR SCIENCE SATURDAY APRIL 22, 2017
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE DPS FEDERAL RELATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE
  3. COMMUNITY NOTICE: NEW PDS NODE URLS
  4. ROADMAPS TO OCEAN WORLDS (ROW) TOWNHALL AT ABSCICON
  5. LUNAR AND SMALL BODIES GRADUATE CONFERENCE 2017-ANNOUNCEMENT AND ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE JUNE 2
  6. UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS

DPS 17-16 April 11, 2017

  1. VOLUNTEER AS A TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT
  2. NASA FRONTIER DEVELOPMENT LAB (FDL) APPLICATIONS OPEN
  3. ROSES-17 AMENDMENT 5: C.22 OREX-PSP FINAL TEXT
  4. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION SEEKS REVIEWERS FOR SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVATIONS (SSO) PROPOSALS
  5. SALMON-3 MMX NGRS PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE
  6. TAKE THE PLANETARY MAP SURVEY (MAPSIT)
  7. VEXAG MEETING #15 NOVEMBER 14-16, 2017
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  9. UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS

DPS 17-15 March 25, 2017

  1. IN MEMORIAM: MICHEL COMBES (1939-2017)
  2. HST OBSERVATIONS TO DETECT PLUMES/OUTGASSING FROM EUROPA
  3. 2017 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY’S DIVISION OF DYNAMICAL ASTRONOMY
  4. SSERVI AWARD NOMINATIONS DUE 31 MARCH
  5. NOAO 2017B OBSERVING PROPOSALS DUE 31 MARCH 2017
  6. ALMA CYCLE 5 CALL FOR PROPOSALS AND PROPOSAL WRITING WORKSHOPS
  7. STUDENT OPPORTUNITY: SUDBURY FIELD CAMP
  8. UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS

DPS 17-14 March 17, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE FRS CHAIR: REVISED AND CORRECTED ACTION ALERT

DPS 17-13 March 16, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE FRS CHAIR: ACTION ALERT
  2. NSPIRES USERS ENCOURAGED TO COMPLETE DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
  3. CALL FOR PAPERS ON OCCATOR CRATER ON CERES
  4. FINDINGS FROM OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP (OPAG) POSTED
  5. NEXT SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) MEETING JUNE 12-14
  6. BARRINGER GRANT APPLICATIONS FOR 2017 NOW BEING ACCEPTED
  7. UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS

DPS 17-12 March 11, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: THE MARCH FOR SCIENCE, THE AAS/DPS AND YOU
  2. RELEASE OF OSIRIS-REX PARTICIPATING SCIENTIST PROGRAM ELEMENT DRAFT TEXT FOR COMMUNITY COMMENT
  3. ALMA CALL FOR STUDY PROPOSALS
  4. ASTROPHYSICS DATA ANALYSIS PROGRAM LETTERS OF INTENT DUE
  5. UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-11 March 8, 2017

  1. IN MEMORIAM: TOBIAS C. OWEN (1936-2017)

DPS 17-10 March 5, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: CALL FOR 2017 DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. NOMINATIONS FOR NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (PAC) DUE MARCH 31, 2017
  3. APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE 2017 JOHN N. BAHCALL PUBLIC POLICY FELLOWSHIP
  4. 2017B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  5. ROADMAPS TO OCEAN WORLDS (ROW) TOWNHALL AT LPSC
  6. SUMMER SCHOOL “IMPACTS AND THEIR ROLE IN THE EVOLUTION OF LIFE”
  7. UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-09 February 26, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: CALL FOR 2017 DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE 2017 JOHN N. BAHCALL PUBLIC POLICY FELLOWSHIP
  3. NOMINATIONS FOR NASA FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEES DUE MARCH 8, 2017
  4. UPCOMING WORKSHOPS AND MEETINGS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-08 February 19, 2017

  1. OUTER PLANETS ASSESSMENT GROUP UPDATES
  2. EUROPA LANDER SDT REPORT RELEASED
  3. 2017B NASA KECK CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  4. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-07 February 9, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: CALL FOR 2017 DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. HST AND EUROPA: CALL FOR COMMUNITY INPUT
  3. TITAN THROUGH TIME 4
  4. 2017 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SEMINAR APPLICATIONS OPEN
  5. IN MEMORIAM: AKIVA BAR-NUN (1939-2017)
  6. JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE OBSERVER SUPPORT WEBINARS
  7. JWST USER COMMITTEE: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
  8. DRAFT FINDINGS FROM SBAG 16 MEETING
  9. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-06 February 5, 2017

  1. IN MEMORIAM: AKIVA BAR-NUN (1940-2017)
  2. JWST EARLY RELEASE SCIENCE PROGRAM: PRE-PROPOSAL WEBINAR
  3. MINOR PLANET CENTER USERS ADVISORY GROUP
  4. SUMMER INTERNSHIPS AT JOHNS HOPKINS APPLIED PHYSICS LAB (APL)
  5. 2017 AGU FELLOWS NOMINATIONS OPEN
  6. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-05 February 1, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
  2. NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE SEEKING VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  3. CALL FOR EXTERNAL REVIEWERS NASA POSTDOCTORAL PROGRAM (NPP)

DPS 17-04 January 30, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
  2. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  3. LOTTERY FOR 1-YEAR COMPLIMENTARY SUBSCRIPTION TO ICARUS
  4. JWST EARLY RELEASE SCIENCE PROGRAM: PRE-PROPOSAL WEBINAR
  5. CALL FOR PAPERS: PLANETARY SPACE SCIENCE SPECIAL ISSUE
  6. HST EUROPA ADVISORY COMMITTEE
  7. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-03 January 22, 2017

  1. SIGN UP NOW FOR CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAYS IN 2017
  2. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  3. JWST USER COMMITTEE: CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
  4. PELLAS-RYDER AWARD FOR BEST STUDENT PAPER IN PLANETARY SCIENCE

DPS 17-02 January 17, 2017

  1. LOTTERY FOR 1-YEAR COMPLIMENTARY SUBSCRIPTION TO ICARUS
  2. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  3. NASA NEW FRONTIERS 4 AO PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE
  4. CALL FOR NEW MEMBERSHIP IN TMT INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE DEVELOPMENT TEAMS
  5. OPAG MEETING REGISTRATION OPEN
  6. TOWN HALLS TO DISCUSS EUROPA LANDER SDT REPORT
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 17-01 January 8, 2017

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2017
  2. 16th SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) MEETING JANUARY 11-13 IN TUCSON
  3. THE DPS COMMITTEE REMINDS YOU TO VOTE IN THE AAS ELECTIONS
  4. 2017 EXOPLANET SUMMER PROGRAM: JUNE 26 – JULY 21, 2017
  5. NASA NEW FRONTIERS 4 AO PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE
  6. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS 16-48 December 23, 2016

  1. LAST CALL: RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. 16th SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) MEETING JANUARY 11-13 IN TUCSON
  3. EPSC2017 – FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR SESSIONS
  4. JSPS PLANET2 SYMPOSIUM 2017: REGISTRATION IS OPEN
  5. 48th LPSC REGISTRATION IS OPEN
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-47 December 11, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: PLANETARY SCIENCE EXAMPLES FROM PRESENT, PAST AND FUTURE
  2. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  3. REGISTRATION FOR SMALL BODIES ASSESSMENT GROUP (SBAG) MEETING 16
  4. CALL FOR PAPERS (SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT) – SIXTH MARS POLAR CONFERENCE
  5. EXOPLANET SCIENCE WITH SMALL TELESCOPES: PRECISE RADIAL VELOCITIES
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-46 December 4, 2016

  1. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. PLANETARY SCIENCE VISION 2050 WORKSHOP ABSTRACTS DUE
  3. SEEKING MEMBERS FOR THE WFIRST SOLAR SYSTEM WORKING GROUP
  4. THE EXOCLIPSE CONFERENCE – EXPLORING NEW WORLDS IN THE SHADE
  5. AGU-JPGU JOINT MEETING MAY 20-25, 2017
  6. 4*P COMA MORPHOLOGY CAMPAIGN
  7. NEXT EGU CONFERENCE
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-45 November 20, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
  2. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  3. DEADLINE EXTENDED: ICES IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM WORKSHOP
  4. CALL FOR PAPERS: PLANETARY SPACE SCIENCE SPECIAL ISSUE
  5. TRICK OR TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  6. OPAG MEETING AGENDA
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-44 November 13, 2016

  1. RENEW YOUR AAS/DPS MEMBERSHIP TODAY
  2. CHRONOLOGY OF THE FORMATION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM SCHOOL
  3. PLANNING YOUR SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVATIONS WITH JWST
  4. EARLY CAREER TRAVEL SUPPORT FOR SBAG 16 MEETING
  5. 2016 PIERAZZO INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL AWARD
  6. MARS EXPLORATION SCIENCE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER FOR NOVEMBER 2016
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-43 November 6, 2016

  1. IN MEMORIAM: MARK ALLEN (1949-2016)
  2. 2017 AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY DIVISION OF DYNAMICAL ASTRONOMY MEETING (AAS-DDA)
  3. ACCRETION, DIFFERENTIATION AND EARLY EVOLUTION OF THE TERRESTRIAL PLANETS
  4. MOVIE OF JUNO’S APPROACH TO JUPITER
  5. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION SEEKING REVIEWERS FOR C.23 SMALLSAT STUDIES
  6. FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF ASTROBIOLOGY 2017
  7. ANNOUNCING FEBRUARY OPAG MEETING DATES
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-42 October 23, 2016

  1. IN MEMORIAM: EWEN WHITAKER (1922-2016)
  2. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  3. PLANETARY SCIENCE VISION 2050 WORKSHOP
  4. SMALL SATELLITES FOR SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR 2017)
  5. 42ND SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMITTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR 2018)
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-41 October 19, 2016

  1. FINAL MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

DPS 16-40 October 16, 2016

  1. REMOTE PARTICIPATION FOR JWST WORKSHOP AND PROPOSAL TUTORIAL
  2. DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES ANNOUNCEMENTS OF PLENARY
  3. ALAN STERN AND NEW HORIZONS TEAM RECEIEVE COSMOS AWARD
  4. NSF RELEASES DEAR COLLEAGUE LETTER ON ARECIBO OBSERVATORY
  5. JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF SCIENCE (JSPS) CORE-TO-COR PROGRAM PLANET2 SYMPOSIUM 2017

DPS 16-39 October 9, 2016

  1. TMT WORKSHOP AT DPS 48/EPSC 11
  2. NASA ASTROPHYSICS ASSETS TOWN HALLS I & II AT DPS 48/EPSC 11
  3. AAS ORAL HISTORY PROJECT AT THE UPCOMING DPS MEETING IN PASADENA
  4. THE THIRD WORKSHOP ON EXTREMELY PRECISE RADIAL VELOCITIES (EPRV III)
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-38 October 2, 2016

  1. 32nd MEPAG MEETING 2nd INFORMATION CIRCULAR
  2. 2017 LABORATORY ASTROPHYSICS DISSERTATION PRIZE
  3. NASA SMD SEEKS VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS, ESPECIALLY FOR COLD TECH
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS 16-37 September 25, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: WHERE DO MY REGISTRATION FEES GO?
  2. IMPORTANT UPDATES TO NSF GRANT PROGRAMS
  3. DPS 48/EPSC 11 EARLY CAREER PRESENTER’S REVIEW
  4. TRICK-OR-TREAT AND TELESCOPES
  5. UPCOMING MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-36 September 21, 2016

  1. DPS 48/EPSC 11: DEADLINES EXTENDED FOR LATE REGISTRATION AND HOTELS
  2. NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE SEEKING VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS

DPS Mailing 16-35 September 18, 2016

  1. DPS LOGO SHIRTS AT LANDS’ END
  2. REMINDERS FOR UPCOMING DPS 48/EPSC 11 DEADLINES
  3. JWST EVENTS AT DPS 48/EPSC 11
  4. NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE SEEKING VOLUNTEER REVIEWERS
  5. DAP-2017 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
  6. MID-CYCLE OBSERVATIONS WITH HST
  7. AGU-JPGU JOINT MEETING MAY 20-25, 2017
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-34 September 9, 2016

  1. DPS/EPSC WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE DISCUSSION HOUR 2016
  2. REMINDERS FOR UPCOMING DPS 48/EPSC 11 DEADLINES
  3. REQUEST FOR PLANETARY SCIENCE CONCEPTS FOR CUBESATS/SMALLSATS
  4. CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR THE NASA INFRARED TELESCOPE FACILITY
  5. A WORKSHOP FOR EARLY–CAREER ASTRONOMERS WHO WANT TO DO BETTER OUTREACH
  6. ASTEROID REDIRECT MISSION VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-33 September 5, 2016

  1. REMINDERS FOR UPCOMING DPS 48/EPSC 11 DEADLINES
  2. COMPUTATIONAL ADVANCES IN SOLAR SYSTEM STUDIES
  3. MAPSIT ASSESSMENT GROUP
  4. 32nd MEPAG MEEETING 2nd INFORMATION CIRCULAR
  5. BIG DATA CHALLENGES, RESEARCH, AND TECNOLOGIES IN THE EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCES
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-32 August 28, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE FRS: CALL TO ACTION THIS WEEK – PLEASE CONTACT YOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: STUDENTS AT DPS 48/EPSC 11
  3. REMINDERS FOR UPCOMING DPS 48/EPSC 11 DEADLINES
  4. ANNOUNCEMENT OF SPECIAL ISSUE OF ADVANCES IN SPACE RESEARCH ON SMALL BODY SCIENCE AND EXPLORATION
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  6. REGISTRATION OPEN FOR THE ACADEMIES’ SEARCH FOR LIFE WORKSHOP

DPS Mailing 16-31 August 25, 2016

  1. REMINDERS FOR UPCOMING DPS48/EPSC 11 DEADLINES
  2. NEW HORIZONS KUIPER BELT EXTENDED MISSION SCIENCE PLANNING OPPORTUNITY
  3. ANNOUNCEMENT OF UPCOMING ASTEROID REDIRECT MISSION OPPORTUNITIES
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  5. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-30 August 10, 2016

  1. REMINDER: REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR DPS 48/EPSC 11
  2. OPAG MEETING WEBEX AND TELEPHONE INFORMATION
  3. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES SPACE STUDIES BOARD REVIEW OF NASA’S PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION’S RESTRUCTURED RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS PROGRAM
  4. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  5. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-29 August 4, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 2016 ELECTION RESULTS
  2. REMINDER: REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR DPS 48/EPSC 11
  3. SHOEMAKER IMPACT CRATERING AWARD

DPS Mailing 16-28 July 30, 2016

  1. REMINDER: PLEASE VOTE IN THE 2016 DPS ELECTION
  2. REMINDER: REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR DPS48/EPSC 11
  3. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  4. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-27 July 24, 2016

  1. REMINDER: PLEASE VOTE IN THE 2016 DPS ELECTION
  2. REMINDER: REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR DPS48/EPSC 11
  3. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  4. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-26 July 18, 2016

  1. REMINDER: PLEASE VOTE IN THE 2016 DPS ELECTION
  2. REMINDER: REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR DPS48/EPSC 11
  3. COMPUTATIONAL ADVANCES IN SOLAR SYSTEM STUDIES
  4. SBAG ANNOUNCEMENTS
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  6. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-25 July 4, 2016

  1. ​IN MEMORIAM: EDGARD G. YANOVITSKIJ (1937-2016)
  2. REMINDER: EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR DPS48/EPSC 11
  3. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS 48/EPSC 11
  4. EUROPLANET TRAVEL BURSARY FOR DPS48/EPSC11
  5. OPAG 2016 SUMMER MEETING – INFORMATION CIRCULAR
  6. METEORITICS AND PLANETARY SCIENCE JOURNAL SPECIAL ISSUE
  7. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-24 June 28, 2016

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2016: PROCEDURE AND HOW TO VOTE
  2. CANDIDATE BIOS AND STATEMENTS

DPS Mailing 16-23 June 26, 2016

  1. IN MEMORIAM: GERALD J. WASSERBURG (1930-2016)
  2. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS 48/EPSC 11
  3. EUROPLANET TRAVEL BURSARY FOR DPS48/EPSC11
  4. SBAG 15th MEETING REMOTE PARTICIPATION INFORMATION
  5. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-22 June 19, 2016

  1. IN MEMORIAM: S. ICHTIAQUE RASOOL (1930-2016)
  2. REMINDER: DPS 48/EPSC 11 ABSTRACT DEADLINE MOVED UP ONE DAY TO JUNE 22
  3. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS 48/EPSC 11
  4. ABSTRACTS ON LABORATORY RESEARCH FOR PLANETARY SCIENCE
  5. SAVE THE DATE FOR THE FIFTH INTERNATIONAL PLANETARY DUNES WORKSHOP

DPS Mailing 16-21 June 14, 2016

  1. IN MEMORIAM: ANDRE BRAHIC (1942-2016)
  2. REMINDER: DPS 48/EPSC 11 ABSTRACT DEADLINE MOVED UP ONE DAY TO JUNE 22
  3. HARTMANN STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS FOR DPS 48/EPSC 11
  4. WHITE PAPER ON THE VALUE OF PARTICIPATING SCIENCE PROGRAMS ON NASA PLANETARY MISSIONS
  5. SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2016 EDITION OF THE IAC WINTER SCHOOL
  6. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-20 June 7, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: PUBLICATION SURVEY
  2. REMINDER: DPS 48/EPSC 11 ABSTRACT DEADLINE MOVED UP ONE DAY TO JUNE 22
  3. SBAG 15 MEETING REGISTRATION
  4. SBAG STEERING COMMITTEE CANDIDATE SOLICITATION
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-19 June 2, 2016

  1. URGENT MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: DPS 48/EPSC 11 ABSTRACT DEADLINE MOVED UP ONE DAY TO JUNE 22

DPS Mailing 16-18 May 29, 2016

  1. THIRD COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING NEW FRONTIERS PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY
  2. NASA APPROVAL TO EXCEED PER DIEM LODGING FOR DPS 48/ EPSC 11
  3. EARLY CAREER PARTICIPANT SUPPORT AVAILABLE FOR NASA OPAG MEETING
  4. STUDENT AND EARLY CAREER TRAVEL GRANTS FOR VEXAG MEETING #14 IN WASHINGTON, DC
  5. NOTICE OF INTENT TO INITIATE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW FOR ARECIBO OBSERVATORY
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES
  7. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-17 May 23, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: FUTURE OF THE PLANETARY BUDGET
  2. SPITZER CYCLE 13 PROPOSAL DEADLINE JUNE 8
  3. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-16 May 10, 2016

  1. AAS DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES ANNOUNCES 2016 PRIZE WINNERS
  2. ABSTRACT SUBMISSION OPENS FOR 48th DPS/11th EPSC JOINT MEETING IN PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

DPS Mailing 16-15 May 7, 2016

  1. ANNOUNCEMENT: NEW HORIZONS KUIPER BELT EXTENDED MISSION SCIENCE PLANNING OPPORTUNITY
  2. SOFIA CYCLE 5 CALL FOR OBSERVING PROPOSALS RELEASED
  3. FEEDBACK TO OPAG ON NASA R&A RESTRUCTURING
  4. FEEDBACK TO MEPAG ON NASA R&A RESTRUCTURING
  5. JOBS/POSITIONS OPPORTUNITIES
  6. UPCOMING MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS

DPS Mailing 16-14 May 5, 2016

  1. SPECIAL EDITION: 2015 CARL SAGAN MEDAL LECTURE

DPS Mailing 16-13 April 30, 2016

  1. DPS ELECTIONS 2016: CANDIDATE SLATE
  2. ADVANCE NOTICE OF COLDTECH ROSES 2016 PROGRAM ELEMENT
  3. JOBS/POSITIONS OPPORTUNITIES
  4. UPCOMING MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS

DPS Mailing 16-12 April 24, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE FRS CHAIR
  2. LUNAR AND SMALL BODIES GRADUATE CONFERENCE 2016
  3. COMETARY SCIENCE AFTER ROSETTA DISCUSSION MEETING
  4. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE FACILITIES REVIEW SUMMARY
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-11 April 17, 2016

  1. CALL FOR LETTERS OF APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON NASA’S SCIENCE INSTRUMENT DEFINITION TEAM FOR GHAPS
  2. SUMMER SCHOOL FOR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS IN ASTRONOMY
  3. OPAG MEETING – NEW STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS SOUGHT
  4. KEY DEADLINES APPROACHING FOR NEXT GENERATION SUBORBITAL RESEARCHERS CONFERENCE (NSRC) 2016

DPS Mailing 16-10 April 10, 2016

  1. MAVERICKS LAB: GRAD STUDENT AND POST DOC OPPORTUNITY
  2. COURSE ON PLANETARY INTERIORS
  3. EARLY CAREER TRAVEL SUPPORT FOR SBAG 15 MEETING
  4. SOLAR SYSTEM SUBGROUP PARTICIPATION FOR FAR-IR SURVEYOR STDT
  5. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-09 April 2, 2016

  1. FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE 2016 JOINT DPS/EPSC MEETING
  2. NASA SMD SEEKING REVIEWERS FOR ROSES PROPOSALS
  3. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUBCOMMITTEE (PSS) SURVEY ON PLANETARY LABORATORIES, FACILITIES, AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT
  4. 2016 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS OPEN
  5. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-08 March 27, 2016

  1. NEOWISE 2016 DATA RELEASE
  2. EXOPLANET BIOSIGNATURES WORKSHOP WITHOUT WALLS
  3. SBAG 15 MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS
  4. NOAO 2016B OBSERVING PROPOSALS DUE 31 MARCH
  5. ALMA CYCLE 4 CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  6. JOB OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-07 March 8, 2016

  1. REMINDER: LAST CALL FOR 2016 DPS PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  2. NASA ADVISORY COUNCIL PLANETARY SCIENCE SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING
  3. NASA PDS ROADMAP TEAM NOMINATIONS
  4. EIGHTH ANNUAL SUSAN NIEBUR WOMEN IN PLANETARY SCIENCE EVENT AT LPSC
  5. SUMMER SCHOOL: BRAVE NEW WORLDS: UNDERSTANDING THE PLANETS OF OTHER STARS
  6. 2016B NASA IRTF CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  7. OBSERVATION CAMPAIGN OF KBO TARGETS FOR PROPOSED NEW HORIZONS EXTENDED MISSION
  8. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-06 February 28, 2016

  1. IN MEMORIAM: MILDRED SHAPLEY MATTHEWS (1915-2016)
  2. MESSAGE FROM THE FRS CHAIR
  3. NASA CALL FOR LETTERS OF APPLICATION TO SDT
  4. SBAG ANNOUNCEMENT
  5. 2016 NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL APPLICATIONS OPEN
  6. A NEW VOLUME IN THE “HELIOPHYSICS” SERIES
  7. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-05 February 12, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE FRS CHAIR: THE PRESIDENT’S FY2017 BUDGET REQUEST
  2. REMINDER: CALL FOR DPS 2016 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  3. SBAG ANNOUNCEMENTS
  4. SPITZER CYCLE 13 CALL FOR PROPOSALS
  5. OPAG ROADMAPS TO OCEAN WORLDS (ROW)
  6. ASTROBIOLOGY/PLANET FORMATION EDUCATION PROJECT
  7. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  8. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-04 January 31, 2016

  1. OPAG WEBEX CONNECTION INFORMATION
  2. SPICE TRAINING CLASS
  3. NASA PLANETARY SCIENCE DIVISION FACILITIES RFI
  4. CALL FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE LUVOIR STDT
  5. UPCOMING MEETINGS

DPS Mailing 16-03 January 22, 2016

  1. REMINDER: VOTE IN THE 2016 AAS ELECTION
  2. SIGN UP FOR 2016 AAS CONGRESSIONAL VISITS DAY TODAY
  3. DPS MEMBER WINS EGU DAVID BATES MEDAL
  4. OPAG MEETING: PRESENTING R&A NUGGETS
  5. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-2 January 17, 2016

  1. REMINDER: VOTE IN THE 2016 AAS ELECTION
  2. NASA’S ASTROPHYSICS WEBSITE FOR THE PLANETARY SCIENCE COMMUNITY
  3. COMMUNITY REMINDER
  4. SPICE TRAINING CLASS
  5. SBAG GOALS DOCUMENT AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW AND COMMENT
  6. UPCOMING MEETINGS
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

DPS Mailing 16-1 January 10, 2016

  1. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR: CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
  2. REMINDER: CALL FOR DPS 2016 PRIZE NOMINATIONS
  3. OPAG 2016 WINTER MEETING: INFORMATION CIRCULAR
  4. 615. WE-HERAEUS-SEMINAR: HOW PRIMITIVE ARE COMETS?
  5. 41ST SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMITTEE ON SPACE RESEARCH (COSPAR)
  6. JOBS, POSITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES

Archive of older newsletters (December 20, 2015 and earlier)

Newsletter 22-02

Issue 22-02, January 19, 2022

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  1. DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR CONSIDERATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON THE SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
  2. NEXT SBAG MEETING IS JAN 24-25
  3. ARECIBO OBSERVATORY NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE
  4. APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AAS DPS COMMITTEE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
  5. DPS RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES WEBSITE
  6. INSIGHTSEERS PROGRAM APPLICATION OPEN
  7. JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

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DPS 2022 MEETING SELF-NOMINATION CALL FOR CONSIDERATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON THE SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

 

The Scientific Organizing Committee (SOC) of the 2022 DPS Meeting in London, Canada is seeking self-nominations from those interested in serving on the SOC. Please note that these self-nominations are for consideration for membership. The intent is to build a diverse, equitable and inclusive committee from these nominations.

 

Members of the committee are expected to participate in remote telecons as needed, to review abstracts submitted by the community to the conference, to help sort those abstracts into sessions (including plenary sessions) and to help identify and select session chairs. Note that the bulk of the reviewing and sorting activities typically take place within a single week.

 

To self-nominate, please send the following materials to [email protected] by no later than February 7,  2022:

 

(1) Your name, contact details and your present affiliation, including career stage

(2) A list of areas of research in which you feel you could competently review abstracts

(3) A list of anticipated blackout dates between May 1st and August 31st of 2022 which would prevent you from reviewing and sorting abstracts.

 

John Moores

Chair, Scientific Organizing Committee

2022 DPS Meeting (London, Canada)

 

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NEXT SBAG MEETING IS JAN 24-25

 

The agenda and registration form for the 26th NASA Small Bodies Assessment Group (SBAG) meeting January 24-25, 2022 are now posted at:

 

https://www.lpi.usra.edu/sbag/meetings/

 

There are no registration fees, but you must register to attend the virtual meeting.

 

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ARECIBO OBSERVATORY NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE

 

The Arecibo Observatory Winter Newsletter is now available! Each newsletter features science highlights and updates about the facility, staff, and current education programs. See all Newsletters here: AO Newsletters. You can subscribe to receive future newsletters via email: Join the AO Newsletter list.

 

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APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR AAS DPS COMMITTEE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

 

A reminder that the DPS Nominating Sub-Committee is still accepting applications via this form for the Student Representative position of the AAS DPS Committee until February 1st. The term is two years.

 

Two candidates will be chosen to run for election. The DPS membership will then vote to determine who will fill this position. This position is voluntary, and unpaid.

 

Please address any questions to [email protected].

 

Thank you,

Desireé Cotto-Figueroa (chair), Alessondra Springmann, and Morgan Cable, DPS Nominating Sub-Committee

 

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DPS RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES WEBSITE

 

Trying to find an REU program that caters to those interested in planetary science is a difficult task. This is because planetary science is an interdisciplinary study covering traditional fields such as geology, chemistry, astronomy, physics, etc. with the focus of applying that discipline to planetary topics. Because of this diversity DPS maintains a list of REU programs where students can work on research programs in planetary science. The data are divided into regional categories (USA, Canada, International). The individual entries note the specific planetary fields in the particular program. The information here is meant as a starting point, a first-stop to see a summary of what is out there. If you plan to apply to any of these programs, be sure to contact them directly to get the most up-to-date details. In general application deadlines are in January or February for the following summer.

 

education/reu-programs

 

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INSIGHTSEERS PROGRAM APPLICATION OPEN

 

The InSight team is recruiting a fourth round of “InSightSeers.” This is a program intended to expose early career scientists to the experience of working on an interplanetary mission team. They will be paired with a mentor from the science team and allowed to observe the virtual science team meeting in its entirety from March 2-4, 2022. We hope that this will provide valuable insight (ha) into the work and team dynamics that take place on missions and help early career scientists make informed decisions about their career paths.

 

This opportunity is open to graduate students in or beyond their third year of postgraduate studies (PhD or Master’s) and early career scientists within seven years of receiving their post-graduate degree. Respondents will be selected based upon the anticipated impact to their career path and the alignment of their research interests with the scientific objectives of the mission. InSight recognizes and supports the benefits of having diverse and inclusive communities and expects that such values will be reflected in this opportunity. Questions can be sent to Mariah Baker ([email protected]) with the subject line “InSightSeers”. For more details and to apply, fill out this form by Friday, February 4, 2022: https://forms.gle/W32oE3qr6SVRQBHW6

 

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JOBS, POSITIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES

 

Job seekers and employers are encouraged to browse DPS’s job listings and advertise open positions.

Recent openings and opportunities are listed below and more are at the link above.

 

A. Director, Florida Space Institute, University of Central Florida, Orlando

 

https://jobs.ucf.edu/en-us/job/501671/faculty-administrator-and-director-florida-space-institute

 

The Florida Space Institute (FSI), a multidisciplinary center devoted to facilitating and conducting leading-edge applied and basic research and education programs in space-related fields, seeks applications and nominations for a 12-month, non-tenure earning faculty administrator and director of the FSI. UCF is committed to becoming a premier institution in space science, engineering, and education and is seeking a dynamic individual to implement that vision by growing FSI into a nationally recognized space research powerhouse.

 

Further information is available at FSI’s website: https://fsi.ucf.edu/ 

 

B. Applied Data Scientist, IPAC, NEO Surveyor

 

content/applied-data-scientist

 

C. Orbital Debris Modeling Scientist, Jacobs Engineering

 

content/orbital-debris-modeling-scientist

 

D. Orbital Debris Measurement Engineer, Jacobs Engineering

 

content/orbital-debris-measurement-engineer

 

E. Deputy Director of Public Policy, AAS

 

https://jobregister.aas.org/ad/250b7f8b

 

F. Dark Skies Senior Outreach Coordinator,  McDonald Obs

 

https://jobregister.aas.org/ad/c8a6f2f7

 

G. Assistant Researchers in Planetary/Space Sciences Related to Astrobiology, University Of Hawai’i

 

The School of Ocean and Earth Sciences and Technology and the Institute for Astronomy at the University of Hawai’i at Manoa have embarked on a NASA/NSF-funded mission to understand the behavior of light elements critical to habitability and life during planet formation, and the origin of Earth-like worlds around other stars. We are recruiting outstanding postdoctoral researchers to join our team of astronomers, cosmochemists, planetary scientists, and geophysicists in this pursuit,

particularly candidates in the fields of high-pressure mineral physics, cosmochemistry/meteoritics, protoplanetary disks/planet formation, and exoplanet astronomy. Benefits include a competitive salary with full benefits, interaction with a team of experts in diverse fields of astronomy, planetary science, and Earth science, and access to all astronomical facilities on Maunakea and cutting-edge laboratory instruments for isotopic, chemical, and mineralogical investigation of planetary materials. Successful applications will join a multi-institutional, NASA-funded Interdisciplinary Consortium for

Astrobiology Research. Applications must have a PhD in astronomy/astrophysics, or planetary or Earth sciences. Appointments are initially for one year, with additional two years based on satisfactory performance. For inquiries and application information contact Eric Gaidos ([email protected]).

 

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Maria Womack, DPS Secretary ([email protected])

 

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