The Wilf Family Discovery Fund in Space Science, Planetary Science and Astrobiology is accepting proposals to fund one 2025 grant totaling up to $160k (direct cost) for innovative, early-stage research in the area of the search for life, water, or habitable worlds. The funding is designated for efforts on Campus (with Campus personnel), and the period of performance is two years.
This symposium celebrates the long-standing and successful partnership between the United States and Japan in space science and exploration.
This study will evaluate the science case for, and feasibility of, returning samples from the surface, atmosphere, and/or plumes of planetary bodies all across the Solar System, from Mercury to Kuiper Belt Objects beyond Pluto’s orbit.
This workshop will build on the first workshop held in September 2024.