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On March 22nd I am moving to Melbourne, Australia, to start my PhD in planetary geology
I’ll be looking at mineral textures, compositions, and radiogenic isotopes to differentiate between impact and thermal metamorphism in the early development of the asteroid Vesta and planets, including our own Earth.
Back home from my 2nd conference. It was really good fun and I got a pretty warm responsive for my research. All in all, a success.
So today I submitted my application for a PhD position at Monash in Australia. My place is pretty much guaranteed, but I just need the university to sign off on it.
The next stage of my academic career (and life) is coming a lot faster than I expected.
So I've received my invitation to apply from Monash. If all goes well, I'll be doing a PhD in Australia for 4 years.
Results have been confirmed!
I have a First Class MGeol degree!
My final year thesis was a comparative petrology of various meteorite samples, which is not something I had ever thought I’d be doing. I am ecstatic.
So guess who’s going to Berlin in August to present the findings of my MGeol thesis at an international meteorite conference?
That’s right. It’s me ✨
Application to the Okayama internship in planetary science was unsuccessful. I can add that to the list of rejections. They did send me a lovely email, though.
Final presentation of the year.
Lipstick matches my shoes.
Time to blow some minds.
