The Geological Society of Washington

Theme of the event: Extraterrestrial Materials

CONEL ALEXANDER, Carnegie Earth and Planets Laboratory – What Meteorites and Sample Return Missions Have Taught Us about Conditions and Processes in the Early Solar System

MATT CLEMENT, Applied Physics Laboratory / Johns Hopkins University – Long Term Bombardment of the Habitable Zone at Home and Abroad

ZOË WILBUR, Smithsonian Institution – Exploring Inner Solar System Volatiles with Bennu Samples

The meeting will be preceded by a poster session starting at 6:00 pm. Talks will start at 8 pm and be 20 minutes each with questions to follow. If you plan on presenting a poster, please let us know via this form: https://forms.gle/H8Cv6Bv7qUrPg8BY8

Carnegie Institution for Science – Earth and Planets Laboratory
5241 Broad Branch Rd, NW, Washington D.C.

(free parking plentiful)

* Members outside the DMV can attend via Zoom*

Please see the email announcement for the Zoom link, Meeting ID and Passcode

Upcoming 2025 Fall Meeting: December 3 – Carnegie EPL, Annual Meeting and Presidential Address

Theme of the event: Geomorphology

MONG-HAN HUANG, University of Maryland, College Park – A Novel Bayesian Near-Surface Geophysics Approach to Constrain Material Properties and their Links to Natural Hazards in Central Puerto Rico

KARIN LEHNIGK, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center – The Kakhovka Dam Break Flood: An Unprecedented View of Earth’s Most Powerful Floods

CALEB FASSETT, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab – Geomorphic Evolution of the Moon

Refreshments at 7:30 p.m., formal program at 8:00 p.m., John Wesley Powell Auditorium, 2170 Florida Avenue NW, Washington D.C.

If anyone has announcements or informal communications they would like to share with the society, please e-mail Vedran Lekic (ved@umd.edu) ahead of time.