Thank you, Meenakshi Wadhwa! I’m honored to have had you as my advisor and thankful for all your guidance and support along this journey!

Thank you METAL_ASU for always being a welcoming place to work whenever I visited from across the hall to use your instruments and lab space!

I study isotopes in meteorites. But what is an isotope? In this short excerpt from my recent PhD defense, I explain isotopes using apples and oranges!

Meet our most recent #CarnegiePostdoc Zack Torrano, who solves cosmic mysteries using Solar System's oldest solids. #PostdocSpotlight bit.ly/3btDES4

Looks like Carnegie Earth & Planets Laboratory has crossed the snow line.

In addition to all the great science being presented at LPSC, I’m excited to share our new paper investigating the link between CM and CO chondrites using Ti, Cr, and O isotopes (with @DevinLSchrader @ScienceJem @meteoritesblog Daniel Dunlap Meenakshi Wadhwa): sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I have seen more seasons in 7 months in DC than I did in 5 years in AZ, and these blossoms are the cherry on top. #CherryBlossomDC

I’m grateful to have worked with a group of excellent scientists and, more importantly, wonderful people Carnegie Earth & Planets Laboratory. Next stop Los Alamos National Laboratory!