About the Bramson Group

Our research group studies processes that affect the surfaces of planets and distribution of ice in our Solar System. We tackle such questions about the planets using data from spacecraft missions, theoretical modeling, field work at terrestrial analog sites, and experimental studies. Our work is helping shape the future of in situ resource utilization and human exploration of the Moon and Mars, as well as plan future robotic spacecraft missions for planetary science.

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Interested in joining the Bramson group? Please reach out to Prof. Bramson via email (BramsonA (at) purdue (dot) edu) to inquire about availability of open spaces in the group, potential research topics, and projects. Our group values and welcomes diverse perspectives and backgrounds; science is a human endeavor and belongs to everyone, regardless of race, sex, gender identification and expression, romantic and sexual orientation, age, religion, ethnic background, national origin, or disability status. All group members are expected to abide by our research group's Code of Conduct.

 

 

Considering applying to graduate school at Purdue EAPS? There are a few opportunities to learn more before you even apply!

• List of anticipated graduate research opportunities within the EAPS department for the upcoming graduate admissions cycle
• Discover Purdue: a virtual visitation program. The program is packed with valuable information, including an opportunity to learn from Purdue faculty and staff, interaction with current Purdue graduate students, and tips for crafting a competitive application. Everyone attending the entire program will receive an admission fee waiver. The 2024 event will be held on November 4.