Microbloggers
Blog, post, and tweet highlights of the 2020 LPSC using the official conference hashtag #LPSC2020. We are again inviting interested participants to apply to be one of our official conference microbloggers during the week of LPSC. We are looking for a good mix of participants to help provide extended social media coverage of the conference.
Microbloggers will be expected to use their social media platforms to report on anything and everything related to LPSC!
Microbloggers must register for the conference; only credentialed members of the press are allowed to register as working press. Microbloggers will receive a ribbon that attaches to their conference badge to identify them as an official LPSC microblogger.
Microblogger Guidelines —
- Follow LPI on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram to like and share our posts.
- Use the conference hashtag #LPSC2020 on all postings.
- Engage with other #LPSC2020 posts.
- Maintain professional courtesy in all postings associated with the conference hashtag.
- Respect copyright and intellectual property right laws (i.e., do not capture an entire presentation on video and post it without the presenter’s explicit consent). Refer to the LPSC Media Policy for complete details.
- Refrain from using photo, audio, and/or video recording devices in all oral sessions. Refer to the LPSC Photography Policy for complete details.
Invitation Only Events –
- Microblogger Meet Up is a networking event held in Grogans Mill on Sunday, March 15 at 7:00 p.m. for all official LPSC microbloggers. Conference staff will be on hand to answer questions.
- Live from the LPSC is a special opportunity to share exciting science from the LPSC on Thursday, March 19 with the public via a live webinar. Space is limited, so registration is required to participate as a panelist or to observe in person. Please fill out the survey to be considered as one of the panelists.
Selected microbloggers will receive detailed information on these events.
Official LPSC Microbloggers
Alexandra Ahern - Stony Brook University
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Arshad Ali - Sultan Qaboos University
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Jaclyn Clark - Arizona State University
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Luke Daly - University of Glasgow
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Camille Denton - Purdue University
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Min Ding - Macau University of Science and Technology
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Taylor Dorn - UCLA
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Jordyn-Marie Dudley - Jacobs, JETS at NASA JSC
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Noah Frere - University of Tennessee
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Aleksandra Gawronska - Miami University
Snapchat: Daimondori
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Veronica Glass - Paris Observatory
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Cesare Grava - Southwest Research Institute
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Szilárd Gyalay - University of California, Santa Cruz
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Martin Hajovsky
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Thomas Harvey - University of Manchester
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Lena Heffern - Arizona State University
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Elisha Jhoti - UCLA
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James Keane - California Institute of Technology
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Megan Kelley - University of California Santa Cruz
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Rachel Klima - Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
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Marissa Lo - University of Manchester
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Angela Marusiak - University of Maryland
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Allison McGraw - The University of Arizona
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Alyssa Mills - University of Alabama
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Daniel Moriarty - NASA GSFC
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Shyama Narendranath - ISRO
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Jennifer Newman- University of Western Ontario
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Jessica Noviello - Arizona State University
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Lillian Ostrach - USGS Astrogeology Science Center
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Valerie Payre - Rice University
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Jennifer Piatek - Central Connecticut State University
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Julie Rathbun - PSI
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Edgard Rivera-Valentín - USRA/Lunar and Planetary Institute
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Catheryn Ryan - Western University
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Aimee Smith - The University of Manchester
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Railyn Stokes - USGS Astrogeology Science Center
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Stephanie Suarez - University of Houston
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Gavin Tolometti - University of Western Ontario
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Ankita Vashishtha - Indian Institute of Remote Sensing
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Francis Walsh- Cosmic Obsession
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Ryan Watkins - Planetary Science Institute
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Paul Wren - Arizona State University
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Xinting Yu - University of California Santa Cruz
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Michael Zeilnhofer - Northern Arizona University
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