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Volume 28 - Supplement S1 - August 2022

Physical Sciences Symposia

Planetary-materials Characterization in the Era of Mission Returned Sample Analysis

The Utility of X-ray Computed Tomography in Astromaterials Research and Curation: a Case Study from Martian Meteorites

Correlative Analysis of P-bearing Assemblages in the QUE 97008 and Orgueil Chondrites.

The Unrestrained Use of Python Libraries for Bridging the Gap Between Planetary and Material Sciences

Electron Microscopy Investigations of Organic-Mineral Relationships in Returned Samples from Asteroid Ryugu

A Correlative Electron Microscopy Study of a Ru-rich Metal Grain from a Calcium-aluminum-rich Inclusion

Investigating the Response of Sulfides and Fe- Oxides Under Space Weathering Conditions Through the Analysis of Returned and Experimental Samples

Microstructural Characterization of Lunar Dust from the Apollo 11 Mission by Correlative Microscopy

Influence of Frozen Curation on Volatile Retention in Pristine Apollo 17 Samples: Initial Results Using Aberration-Corrected STEM-EELS and EDS

Evaluation of Space Weathering and Surface Exposure Timescales for Lunar Soils in Apollo 17 Core Sample 73002 through Electron Microscopy

Electron Microscopy and Analysis of Martian Meteorite ALH84001 with MochiiISS-NL on the International Space Station

On Demand - Planetary-materials Characterization in the Era of Mission Returned Sample Analysis

Combining SEM-EDS and Micro-XRF-EDS Analysis: In-situ Search for Trace Mineral Phases in Meteorites

Magnetic Domain Structure of Magnetite Particles in the Return Sample from Asteroid Ryugu by the Hayabusa2 Mission

Mineralogy and space weathering found in the fine-grained samples returned from the C-type asteroid Ryugu

The Importance of Correlative Microscopy for Planetary Sample Return Missions

The Winchcombe CM2 Meteorite Fall: Curation and Preliminary Analysis

Memorial Symposium: John C.H. Spence

Spreading Happiness and Scientific Enlightenment: 40 Years as a Friend and Colleague of John Spence

From John Spence's Postdoc Time in Oxford to my Research on GaN and Graphene

The Beauty and Clarity of a Well Designed Experiment

John C.H. Spence – friend, teacher, mentor, scientific pioneer and visionary

Elemental Quantification and Experimental Measurement of Mean Free Path Using EELS and CBED at 30 keV

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Volume 28 - Supplement S1 - August 2022

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Planetary-materials Characterization in the Era of Mission Returned Sample Analysis

On Demand - Planetary-materials Characterization in the Era of Mission Returned Sample Analysis

Memorial Symposium: John C.H. Spence