Benjamin Boatwright

Visiting Assistant Professor

Mount Holyoke College

United States

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Dr. Benjamin Boatwright is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Mount Holyoke College in the United States. His research primarily focuses on planetary geology, with recent articles exploring topics such as Martian geomorphology and lunar exploration. He has contributed to the understanding of proglacial paleolakes on Mars and has proposed innovative concepts for future space missions to both the Moon and Venus.

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2024

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2022

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2021

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Andrew Erwin

Assistant Professor

University of Cincinnati

UNITED STATES

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Shape-from-shading Refinement of LOLA and LROC NAC Digital Elevation Models: Applications to Upcoming Human and Robotic Exploration of the Moon

Inverted fluvial channels in Terra Sabaea, Mars: Geomorphic evidence for proglacial paleolakes and widespread highlands glaciation in the Late Noachian–Early Hesperian

Constraining Early Mars Glacial Conditions From Paleodischarge Estimates of Intracrater Inverted Channels

VALENTInE: A Concept for a New Frontiers–Class Long-duration In Situ Balloon-based Aerobot Mission to Venus

Noachian Proglacial Paleolakes on Mars: Regionally Recurrent Fluvial Activity and Lake Formation within Closed-source Drainage Basin Craters

Pit-floored craters and layered terrains in the circum-Hellas region, Mars: Morphology, topography, stratigraphy, and relation to Late Noachian–Early Hesperian climate

A Noachian Proglacial Paleolake on Mars: Fluvial Activity and Lake Formation within a Closed-source Drainage Basin Crater and Implications for Early Mars Climate

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Andrew Erwin

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