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NASA recognizes NAU planetary scientist with prestigious Early Career Award

Posted by Author on Source on May 26, 2021

Alicia Rutledge in the field.

NASA has selected Northern Arizona University assistant research professor Alicia Rutledge as one of only five early-career scientists in the country to receive funding through its Planetary Science Early Career Award (ECA) program, which “supports outstanding early-career individuals and allows them to play an increasing role in the planetary science community.”

Rutledge’s proposal, “Ice, Ice, Rock: Analog Studies in Cold Environments to Understand Past Climate,” which was selected for an award of $200,000, outlined how the award would enable her to invest in a portable laboratory that she could use to better conduct her research.

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