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New article published in J. of Environmental Radioactivity

January 01, 2025

🚨 New Year, New Article! 🚨 Gas diffusion-adsorption in zeolitic rocks behaves counter-intuitively when partially saturated. This has implications for radionuclide transport monitoring, and possibly even methane transport on Mars. doi.org/10.1016/j.je...

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Title: The New Mars Underground: Fluids, Volatiles, and the Future of Mars Exploration

My first time as a session chair at #AGU24 was a great success! Turns out a lot of people care about subsurface processes on Mars!

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