Congratulations to Jared Schroeder for passing his Qualifying Exam!
Jessica Armstrong2023-09-12T19:41:18+00:00Congrats Jared!
Congratulates to Our Summer 2023 Graduates!
Jessica Armstrong2023-08-31T21:59:57+00:00Welcome new Alumni!
Congratulations to Jake Montgomery on his recent publication!
Jessica Armstrong2023-07-18T19:32:28+00:00Press Release
Congratulations to Elena Dolgas for passing her Final Comprehensive Exam!
Jessica Armstrong2023-07-06T20:04:57+00:00“Spectral and Mineralogical Analysis of Planned CLPS Landing Sites with LRO-LAMP.”
Kris Pritchard selected for Best Poster Presentation at GEM Workshop!
Jessica Armstrong2023-07-06T19:31:40+00:00Congratulations to Kris Pritchard!
Please join us in congratulating Graduate Student Elizabeth Czajka!
Jessica Armstrong2023-06-14T15:53:21+00:00Elizabeth will be joining Texas State University (her alma mater) as a lecturer in their Physics Department this Fall.
Congratulations to Joon Kim who recently published a research article in the Journal of Space Physics!
Jessica Armstrong2023-06-14T15:53:24+00:00The article is titled "A Multi-Satellite Case Study of Low-Energy H+ Asymmetric Field-Aligned Distributions Observed by MMS in the Earth's Magnetosphere”
Alumni Dr. Christine Ray Named 2023-2024 AGI Fisher Congressional Fellow
Jessica Armstrong2023-06-07T22:12:36+00:00The American Geosciences Institute (AGI) congratulates Dr. Christine Ray on her selection as the 2023-2024 William L. Fisher Congressional Geoscience Fellow. The Fisher Fellowship offers geoscientists the unique opportunity to spend a year in Washington, D.C., working as a staff member in the office of a member of Congress or with a congressional committee.
UTSA-SwRI Adjoint Faculty and SwRI Scientists Dr. Robert Ebert and Dr. Stephen Fuselier find evidence for magnetic reconnection between Ganymede and Jupiter.
Jessica Armstrong2023-05-25T19:45:56+00:00A team led by Southwest Research Institute used Juno data to examine the electron and ion particles and magnetic fields as the magnetic field lines of Jupiter and Ganymede merged, snapped and reoriented, heating and accelerating the charged particles in the region
