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Congratulations on Elizabeth Silber’s recent publication!
Post-Doctoral Fellow Dr Elizabeth Silber (supervised by Dr Osinski at Western University) is first author on the article “Optical Observations of Meteors Generating Infrasound – 1: Acoustic Signal...
View ArticleHawai’i Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (Hi-SEAS)
Congratulations to CREATE PhD student Cass Marion-Beauchamp for being chosen to participate on the Mission Support team for the current Hi-SEAS deployment! Check out http://hi-seas.org/ for more...
View Article2014-15 CREATE Seminar Series kicks off at 3pm EST on Thursday Nov 3!
Please join us at 3:00pm on Thursday, Nov 3 for the first CREATE seminar of the 2014-15 academic year! This talk will be delivered online using Blackboard Collaborate! software (Java required) at...
View ArticleHighlights from the 2014 Trainee Progress Reports: Collaborations
Thanks to all CREATE trainees for taking time to report on how their involvement with this program is enriching their educational experience and preparing them for a career in industry. Here are some...
View ArticleCREATE Seminar 3pm ET Thursday Nov 20
Please join us at 3:00pm on Thursday, Nov 20 for a CREATE seminar by Eriita Jones, a post-doctoral fellow with Dr Osinski at Western. This talk will be delivered online using Blackboard Collaborate!...
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CREATE Trainee named as one of Western’s Annual Newsmakers
A big congratulations to Raymond Francis, a CREATE-funded post-doc based at Western University, who has been featured in the 5th Annual Newsmakers issue of Western News. read the short article here.
View Article2015 CREATE Annual Meeting set for June 07 and 08 at Queens University
Our 2015 Annual Meeting will be held at Queen’s University June 7th and 8th. Stay tuned for further details!
View Article2015 Annual Meeting @ Queen’s University
Our 2015 Annual Meeting has begun! This year, we travel to Queen’s University where our host is CREATE Co-I Dr. Josh Marshall. Our Annual Meetings are the highlight of the year and this year promises...
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Day 1 – Annual Meeting
We decided to try something just a little different this year for the first day of our Annual Meeting. One of the main goals of this NSERC CREATE project is to bring engineers and scientists together...
View ArticleDay 2 – Annual Meeting
Our 2015 annual meeting has ended but not before we enjoyed a great day of presentations by our CREATE trainees: undergraduate students, graduate students, and post-doctoral fellows. As is evidenced in...
View ArticleCongratulations to Evan Eshelman
Evan Eshelman recently won the Outstanding Student Paper at the AGU Joint Assembly in Montreal.
View ArticleOre-X Challenge Winners Announced!
Ore-X Challenge Winners Announced! We received over 100 entries from 275 competitors in over 20 countries to the Unearthed Ore-X Challenge. Participants created ore-grade prediction algorithm that...
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Third Annual Mars Analogue Mission Set to Begin
One of the major goals of this NSERC CREATE is to prepare students for participation in future Space missions. Sunday evening will be the first day of operations for our 2015 Mars Sample Return...
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Sol 0: And We’re Off
The first high-definition panorama taken from the lander. At 6:00pm today the 2015 CSA-CREATE Analogue Mission began! The room filled with a buzz of excitement as the first high-definition panorama...
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Sol 1: The Drive to Alfheim
A truly Canadian rover panorama from Sol 1. With the Sol 0 plan carried out, the team arrived at mission control and immediately began examining the various data products from the day’s operations. The...
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Sol 2: A Day of Firsts
Today was a day of firsts for the team, with the first core sample, TEMMI image, XRF measurements, and Raman measurements of the mission collected. This truly highlights how the CREATE program lets...
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Sol 3: The Great Migration
Sol 3 was a day of driving! With characterization and drilling at Alfheim complete the team set off to investigating a larger outcrop at Jotunheim. As the outcrop is over 100m away the team made the...
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Sol 4: The LiDAR Strikes Back
Enjoy this great piece by William Zyberman and Dylan Hickson the LiDAR lead for the analogue mission! After two days of hiatus due to technical difficulties, the LiDAR strikes back! Identified by NASA...
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Sol 5: The Data King XRF is Ready to go Again!
With their successful arrival at Jotunheim, the team began to investigate a float rock they believed would provide them insight into the cap rock that allowed the preservation of these outcrops. The...
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Sol 6: MESR’s Diffractometer
As the mission is winding down, the team has to begin thinking about how they will use the remaining week to fulfill all of their science goals. This requires tactical placement of LiDAR scans and...
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