Amanda Stockton

Assistant Professor

Georgia Institute of Technology

United States

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Amanda Stockton is an Assistant Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. Her research focuses on planetary exploration, particularly through the study of biosignature molecules and microbial communities in extreme environments. Recent publications include work on polymer-based conductivity detectors and advanced analytical methods for characterizing hypersaline samples and mineral analogues relevant to Martian exploration.

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David Cullen

Professor of Astrobiology & Space Biotechnology

Cranfield University

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Jungkyu (Jay) Kim

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University of Utah

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Polymer-Based Contactless Conductivity Detector for Europan Salts (PolyCoDES)

Amplicon Sequencing Reveals Diversity in Spatially Separated Microbial Communities in the Icelandic Mars Analog Environment Mælifellssandur

Analysis of Early Iron Sulfide, Carbonate, and Phosphate Mineral Analogues Produced by Flow-Driven Precipitation in a Microchannel

Biosignature Molecules Accumulate and Persist in Evaporitic Brines: Implications for Planetary Exploration

Geochemical and physical variability of Icelandic tephra fields and glaciovolcanic sandur to inform spatial sampling in Mars biosignature searches

A Robust Capillary Electrophoresis with Laser-Induced Fluorescence Detection (CE-LIF) Method for Quantitative Compositional Analysis of Trace Amino Acids in Hypersaline Samples

Icy Moon Penetrator Organic Analyzer Post-Impact Component Analysis

A miniaturized, low-cost lens tube based laser-induced fluorescence detection system for automated microfluidic analysis of primary amines

Quantitative and Compositional Analysis of Trace Amino Acids in Icy Moon Analogues Using a Microcapillary Electrophoresis Laser-Induced Fluorescence Detection System

Spatial Variation in Results of Biosignature Analyses of Apparently Homogeneous Samples from Mars Analogue Environments in Iceland

Analytical Chemistry Throughout This Solar System

Colloid precipitation and interactions at a flowing solution-solution interface in confined geometries

Analytical Chemistry in Astrobiology

A modular, easy-to-use microcapillary electrophoresis system with laser-induced fluorescence for quantitative compositional analysis of trace organic molecules

A practical guide to rapid-prototyping of PDMS-based microfluidic devices: A tutorial

Green, Low-Cost, User-Friendly, and Elastomeric (GLUE) Microfluidics

Characterization and evaluation of ionic liquids for use in rapidly-actuated hydraulic microvalves

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David Cullen

Jungkyu (Jay) Kim

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