Zhengbin DENG collaborates with the UnivEarthS I6 team: From dust to planets in which he completed his doctorate. UnivEarthS is pleased to inform you of the defense of its thesis entitled: “Silicon and titanium stable isotope perspectives on the Earth’s mantle-crust evolution”. It will be held on Wednesday, September 19 at 14:00 in the IPGP amphitheatre, in front of the […]
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Over the years, UnivEarthS has financially supported several theses and accompanied numerous students in its research teams. Foivos Karakostas joined UnivEarthS in 2014 in the I6 team: From dust to planets. He will defend his thesis this week: “Analysis and modeling of meteor impact and airburst generated seismic waves on terrestrial planets with atmosphere.” The defense will take place on […]
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On May 18, 2018, Linda Spilker, scientific manager of NASA’s Cassini mission, spoke at the IPGP general seminars in Paris. On this occasion, we met her with Cécile Ferrari, professor in Paris Diderot and researcher at the IPGP. They collaborated on the Cassini mission for over 20 years and told us about their work on the mission, the discoveries they […]
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During the last thirteen years (2004 – 2017), the Cassini-Huygens mission allowed a real revolution in the exploration of Titan, the largest moon of Saturn. This mission has revealed that Titan is – in many aspects – very similar to Earth. Titan is a frozen version of Earth, where methane behaves as water, and water ice may be as hard […]
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The IPGP is pleased to welcome Linda Spilker from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Scientific Director of the Cassini mission, as part of its general seminars. On May 18 at 11am, she will discuss the Cassini mission on Saturn, the results obtained at the end of the mission, and the legacy of this extraordinary scientific adventure. While waiting for this […]
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