Department of Earth, Environmental & Planetary Sciences

Stephen Parman

Professor
GeoChem Building
Room 037
Research Interests Geochemistry, Earth History, Tectonics Volcanology and Petrology, Planetary Geoscience
Concentration Advisor for Earth and Planetary Science

Biography

My research focuses on the chemical evolution of the Earth, moons, and planets.

Recent News

In a new study published in Icarus, a team of researchers led by DEEPS graduate student Thomas Williams and Professors Stephen Parman and Alberto Saal have used modern analysis techniques to closely examine the microscopic mineral deposits on the outside of lunar beads from the Apollo mission. The team's findings suggest a change in eruption style over the course of a pyroclastic volcanic eruption in the Taurus-Littrow Valley.
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Fraser Cain: Universe Today Podcast

Getting To Mercury with NO Propellant

Solar sails aren't only good for getting to Mars and beyond. In fact, they can be more efficient when going towards the Sun. Professor Steve Parman joins Youtuber Fraser Cain to discuss his proposed Mercury Scout mission.
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