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European Lunar Symposium 2025

22.–27. Juni 2025
Universität Münster
Europe/Berlin Zeitzone

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  1. 189. Welcome to ELS 2025!
    Harald Hiesinger (Institut für Planetologie, Universität Münster), Mahesh Anand, Greg Schmidt (NASA SSERVI)
    22.06.25, 17:00
  2. 190. Orchestra Musikschule Roxel
    22.06.25, 17:10
  3. 191. ELS Announcements
    Harald Hiesinger (Institut für Planetologie, Universität Münster), Carolyn van der Bogert
    22.06.25, 17:25
  4. 192. Orchestra Musikschule Roxel
    22.06.25, 17:40
  5. 193. Icebreaker
    22.06.25, 17:55
  6. 183. Welcome to the 2025 ELS
    Harald Hiesinger (Institut für Planetologie, Universität Münster)
    23.06.25, 09:00
  7. 184. Welcome from the Mayor of Münster
    Markus Lewe (City of Münster)
    23.06.25, 09:05
  8. 185. Welcome from the University Rector
    Johannes Wessels (Universität Münster)
    23.06.25, 09:15
  9. 186. Welcome from the Space Ambassador of North Rhine Westfalia
    Reinhold Ewald
    23.06.25, 09:25
  10. 187. Welcome from the European Space Agency
    Angelique Van Ombergen (European Space Agency)
    23.06.25, 09:35
  11. 188. Welcome from NASA SSERVI and ELS Organizers
    Carolyn van der Bogert, Greg Schmidt (NASA SSERVI)
    23.06.25, 09:45
  12. 4. The ESA PROSPECT Payload for CP22: Science Activity Plans and Operations Planning
    David Heather
    23.06.25, 10:30
  13. 5. PROSPECT Drilling and Instrumentation Package: Status and Next Steps for flight on IM-4
    Richard Fisackerly
    23.06.25, 10:43
  14. 8. Rashid 2 Mission: UAE’s Second Mission to the Moon Surface
    Hessa Almatroushi
    23.06.25, 11:22
  15. 9. Tenacious: Lessons from ispace’s Mission 2 Rover Operations
    Sophia Casanova
    23.06.25, 11:35
  16. 10. The ESA’s LUMIO Mission: Illuminating the Moon’s Dark Side with Impact Science
    Eloy Peña-Asensio
    23.06.25, 11:48
  17. 30. M3 Global/Target Datasets Analysis of the Mairan Crater Area: Correlating Surface Composition and Exogenous Hydroxyls for Potential ISRU
    Federico Colaiuta
    23.06.25, 15:00
  18. 31. Hydration Features in Spectra of Lunar Analogs and their Relationships to the Persistent and Diurnally Variable Hydration Features in M3 Spectra of the Moon
    Janice Bishop
    23.06.25, 15:13
  19. 32. Lunar Water Formation by Solar Wind: Nuclear Reaction Analysis of Deuterium Ion Interactions with Lunar-Like Glass
    Jurij Simčič
    23.06.25, 15:26
  20. 33. Adsorption-Diffusion of Water in Activated Lunar Soil
    Norbert Schörghofer
    23.06.25, 15:39
  21. 34. H2O – δD Systematics from the Unbrecciated Lunar Norite Meteorite, Arguin 002
    Moni Konkona Boruah
    23.06.25, 15:52
  22. 35. TEM Study of a Metal Grain Associated with Stanfieldite, Akaganeite, and Chromite in the Apollo 16 Sample 66095 “Rusty Rock”: Insights into the Origin or the Alteration Event
    Marina Martínez
    23.06.25, 16:05
  23. 36. First Results from the DORN Experiment Onboard the Chang’E 6 Mission
    Pierre-Yves Meslin
    23.06.25, 16:18
  24. 7. Updates on the Artemis III Geology Investigation
    Brett Denevi
    23.06.25, 16:30
  25. 134. A Rover Permittivity Sensor for Lunar Water Ice Detection
    Liesa Eckert
    23.06.25, 17:00
  26. 76. A Sample Location for South-Pole Aitken (SPA) Basin Material near the South Pole: Kocher Crater
    Thomas Frueh
    23.06.25, 17:00
  27. 124. Aging in Lunar Swirls: Segmented Evolution, Evidences and Implications
    Deepak Dhingra
    23.06.25, 17:00
  28. 93. Approach for Identifying Scientific and Operationally Significant Regions for ESA's Prospect Instrument on the Moon
    Csilla Orgel
    23.06.25, 17:00
  29. 92. Building ProSPA Hardware as part of ESA’s PROSPECT Package- Current Status and Updates
    James Mortimer
    23.06.25, 17:00
  30. 71. Characterization and Feasibility of Lunar Landing Sites: The Ingenii Basin Case
    Gloria Tognon
    23.06.25, 17:00
  31. 117. Compaction of Granular Packings – Determination of the Turnover Pressure as a Function of Grain Size
    Jan Niklas Cybulski
    23.06.25, 17:00
  32. 77. Comparative Study of Moretus and Tycho Craters: Insight into Crater Degradation Processes
    Georgi Stefanowitsch Klingenberg
    23.06.25, 17:00
  33. 74. Creating Mineral Moon Maps for CubeSat Missions
    Ethan Woest
    23.06.25, 17:00
  34. 130. Decoding Lunar Surface Chemistry from Class: One Flare at a Time
    Somnath Adak
    23.06.25, 17:00
  35. 128. Deconvolution of Chang’e-4 Reflectance Spectra on Rocky versus Soils Targets along the Yutu-2 Traverse across Von Karman crater (lunar days 41-43)
    Patrick Pinet
    23.06.25, 17:00
  36. 132. Detection of Rare Earth Element Minerals on the Lunar Surface – Scientific Requirements and Spectral Analysis
    Sarah Cader
    23.06.25, 17:00
  37. 53. Earth Moon Education CubeSats and Payload for Research and Training
    Bernard Foing
    23.06.25, 17:00
  38. 61. Earth-Moon Observation CubeSat System
    Ulrich Ny Aina N'Tchougan Sonou
    23.06.25, 17:00
  39. 56. Educational CubeSats: Remote Sensing of Earth and Lunar Surface
    Mojtaba Raouf
    23.06.25, 17:00
  40. 120. Effects of Diurnal Temperature Cycling on the Surface of the Moon and Asteroids
    Markus Patzek
    23.06.25, 17:00
  41. 65. Exploration of Rubin Crater on the Amundsen Crater Rim: A Lunar Science Perspective
    Lukas Wueller
    23.06.25, 17:00
  42. 182. Exploring Electrostatic Regolith Interactions and Charging Behaviors with Reduced Gravity Experiments
    Adrienne Dove (University of Central Florida)
    23.06.25, 17:00
  43. 73. Geologic Map of the Lalande Crater Region
    Lukas Daszkiewicz
    23.06.25, 17:00
  44. 67. Geological Map of Proclus Crater, Moon
    Lorenza Giacomini
    23.06.25, 17:00
  45. 180. Geological Mapping of the "Bossa Nova"Target for Rare Earth Elements Exploration
    Mercio John Pereira Nunes Segundo
    23.06.25, 17:00
  46. 69. Geological Maps of the Poincaré Basin and the Bose and Bhabha Craters within the South Pole-Aitken Basin: Input for SPARX
    Carolyn van der Bogert
    23.06.25, 17:00
  47. 122. Global Dataset of Boulders on the Moon from LRO NAC Images using Deep Learning
    Ben Aussel
    23.06.25, 17:00
  48. 129. Improving Estimates of Lunar Surface Temperature and Derived Emissivity Spectrums from Remote Infrared Instrumentation: Laboratory Validation of LTM’s Brightness Temperature Estimation
    Fiona Henderson
    23.06.25, 17:00
  49. 126. In-situ Bulk Density of Lunar Regolith Obtained by Morphology Reconstruction with Delicate Excavation in CE-6/CE-5 Sampling Area
    Teng Hu
    23.06.25, 17:00
  50. 78. Investigation of the Slater Plains: A Candidate Region for Landed Exploration
    Tamal Samaddar
    23.06.25, 17:00
  51. 135. LIRIS – A Small Satellite Concept to Provide High Resolution Maps of Water on the Moon
    Neil Bowles
    23.06.25, 17:00
  52. 136. Lunar Observation with the Slooh Telescopes
    Miracle Chibuzor Marcel
    23.06.25, 17:00

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  53. 137. Observing the Moon, Asteroids, and Exoplanets within the Pan African Citizen Science E-Lab
    Daniel Obajemu
    23.06.25, 17:00

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  54. 95. Pan Twardowski – a High Resolution Lunar Mineralogical Mapper
    Gordon Wasilewski
    23.06.25, 17:00
  55. 181. Simulation of Lunar Dust in Airlocks Using Discrete Element Method (DEM) and Extended Reality (XR)
    Joseph Dyson
    23.06.25, 17:00
  56. 63. Solar Panel Array for 3U CubeSat to the Moon
    Alex Rinon Pacheco
    23.06.25, 17:00
  57. 118. Solar Wind Degradation of the Lunar Surface since the Pre-Nectarian Era
    Skylar Rees
    23.06.25, 17:00

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  58. 94. Some Canadian Lunar Science Instruments
    Kieran Carroll
    23.06.25, 17:00

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  59. 50. Structural Design and Analysis of a CubeSat-based Rover for Hyperspectral Camera Imaging
    Panin Ananwatanyoo
    23.06.25, 17:00
  60. 114. The COSMOCUBE Lunar Mission: Probing the Dark Ages and Cosmic Dawn via 21-cm Cosmology
    Eloy de Lera Acedo
    23.06.25, 17:00

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  61. 91. The Exploration Mass Spectrometer for LUPEX (EMS-L): Simulations of Detecting Volatiles at the Lunar Poles
    James Cole
    23.06.25, 17:00
  62. 127. Topographic Mapping and Photometric Retrieval at Pixel Precision for the Máni Lunar Mission
    Iris Fernandes
    23.06.25, 17:00
  63. 121. Towards Regolith Subsurface Temperatures from Rover Wheel Tracks
    Sebastian Els
    23.06.25, 17:00
  64. 119. Understanding Lunar Regolith Properties Through Thermal Modelling and Measurements
    Bastian Gundlach
    23.06.25, 17:00
  65. 23. Unveiling the Extent of Lunar Subsurface KREEP Layer from Geodynamic Modeling
    Sabatino Santangelo
    24.06.25, 08:30
  66. 25. Olivine Exposures in the Slopes of the Gruithuisen Domes
    Zachary Vig
    24.06.25, 08:43
  67. 26. Young Volcanism in the Northern Oceanus Procellarum and Southern Apollo Basin, Chang'e-5 and Chang'e-6 Landing Sites
    Yuqi Qian
    24.06.25, 08:56
  68. 27. GRAIL Gravity Signatures Of Basalts in Mare Imbrium
    Janette Levin
    24.06.25, 09:09
  69. 28. Radar Evidence of an Accessible Cave Conduit on the Moon below the Mare Tranquillitatis Pit
    Riccardo Pozzobon
    24.06.25, 09:22
  70. 29. Stability Assessment of Mare Tranquillitatis Pit’s Slopes
    Abdallah Alajrami
    24.06.25, 09:35
  71. 24. Lunar Mantle Relicts in a 4.1-Billion-Year-Old Chang’e 6 Basalt
    Hejiu Hui
    24.06.25, 09:48
  72. 37. Lunar Vertical Holes and Caverns, and the UZUME Program
    Hitoshi Nozawa
    24.06.25, 10:30
  73. 38. Dating the Irregular Mare Patch Ina: Overview and Updates
    Sarah Braden
    24.06.25, 10:43
  74. 39. Early Ranging Results to the Next Generation Lunar Retroreflector in Mare Crisium
    Douglas Currie
    24.06.25, 10:56
  75. 40. Lunar Instrumentation for Subsurface Thermal Exploration with Rapidity (LISTER): A Payload on Blue Ghost Mission 1 to Mare Crisium
    Seiichi Nagihara
    24.06.25, 11:09
  76. 41. Intuitive Machines: Enabling Commercial International Lunar Scientific Exploration
    Emerson Speyerer
    24.06.25, 11:22
  77. 42. The Rover Multispectral Microscope Instrument for the Lunar Vertex Investigation at Reiner Gamma
    Kieran Carroll
    24.06.25, 11:35
  78. 43. The Volatile and Mineralogy Mapping Orbiter (VMMO) Lunar Science Exploration Mission
    Alister Cunje
    24.06.25, 11:48
  79. 44. Regolith Thickness on the Moon and Mercury: Insights from Orbital Imagery and 2D Numerical Modelling
    Marine Joulaud
    25.06.25, 08:30
  80. 45. Dynamic Cone Penetration Test Gradient in Lunar Highlands Regolith Simulant
    Karlis Slumba
    25.06.25, 08:43
  81. 46. In-situ Chemical Analysis of Lunar Regolith by Laser Ablation Ionisation Mass Spectrometry
    Peter Keresztes Schmidt
    25.06.25, 08:56
  82. 47. Study of the Interaction Between Engine Plumes and the Lunar Surface with Chang’e-4 and Chang’e-5 Data
    Xiaoping Zhang
    25.06.25, 09:09
  83. 48. Lunar Levitation Dust Instrument for a Lander: Investigating Electrostatic Dust Transport on the Moon
    Christian Althaus
    25.06.25, 09:22
  84. 49. Photoelectric Effect for Electrostatic Dust Mitigation in Lunar Exploration
    Masato Adachi
    25.06.25, 09:35
  85. 52. Sample Locations for Primordial Crust and South Pole-Aitken (SPA) Basin Material near the Lunar South Pole
    Thomas Frueh
    25.06.25, 10:30
  86. 55. The Formation of the Schrödinger Basin: 3D Impact Simulations in a Heterogeneous Target
    Danielle Kallenborn
    25.06.25, 10:43
  87. 58. Investigations of a High-Albedo Cliff-forming Impactite Layer in Schrödinger Basin
    Medha Prakash
    25.06.25, 10:56
  88. 59. Ballistic Shadows that Affect Impact Ejecta Distribution in the Moon's South Polar Region
    David Kring
    25.06.25, 11:09
  89. 60. Paleo-layered Structures Revealed at the Von Kármán Crater Using Lunar Penetrating Radar
    Yi Xu
    25.06.25, 11:22
  90. 62. Constraining the Lunar Cratering Chronology via Numerical Modeling
    Austin Blevins
    25.06.25, 11:35
  91. 6. Preliminary Results from the NASA Instruments onboard Blue Ghost Mission 1
    Maria Banks
    25.06.25, 11:47
  92. 64. The ESA-DLR LUNA Analogue Facility – The Moon on Earth: Status and Future Developments
    Aidan Cowley
    25.06.25, 13:00
  93. 66. The Italian Facility for Lunar Missions Simulation and Operation
    Simone Pirrotta
    25.06.25, 13:13
  94. 68. Exploring Mount Etna as a Lunar Analog: Mineralogical, Chemical, and Spectral Insights
    Giacomo Melchiori
    25.06.25, 13:26
  95. 70. The ESA Geological Astronaut Training Program PANGAEA: Preparing for the Moon at the Ries Crater, Germany
    Harald Hiesinger
    25.06.25, 13:39
  96. 72. Real-Time Identification of Minerals from Multimodal Spectroscopy for Lunar Surface Exploration
    Igor Drozdovskiy
    25.06.25, 13:52
  97. 75. Apollo EVAs - Astronaut Experiences on the Slopes
    Wajiha Iqbal
    25.06.25, 14:05
  98. 16. Public Talk: Vorbereitungen auf zuküftige Mondmissionen
    Matthias Maurer
    25.06.25, 16:30

    Matthias Maurer is a German ESA astronaut and materials scientist. He will give a public talk (in German) about his experiences as an astronaut and what lies ahead for human space exploration.

    Matthias Maurer ist ein deutscher ESA-Astronaut und Materialwissenschaftler. Er wird in einem öffentlichen Vortrag (auf Deutsch) über seine Erfahrungen als Astronaut und die Zukunft der bemannten...

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  99. 79. Enhancing LRO Diviner Interpretations of Lunar Regolith Properties Through Laboratory Experiments
    Benjamin Greenhagen
    26.06.25, 08:30
  100. 80. Daytime Surface Temperatures of the Moon Derived from High-Resolution IIRS On-Board Chandrayaan-2
    Subhadyouti Bose
    26.06.25, 08:43
  101. 81. Comparative Analysis of Diurnal Dependency of Lunar Water Absorption Using Chandrayaan-1 and Chandrayaan-2 NIR Data
    Kay Wohlfarth
    26.06.25, 08:56
  102. 82. Reflectance Properties of North West Africa 13951 and 16372
    Cristian Carli
    26.06.25, 09:09
  103. 83. Characterizing Effects of Shock Experiments on Plagioclase in the Infrared
    Katherine Shirley
    26.06.25, 09:22
  104. 84. Origin of VNIR Featureless Spectra on the Moon from Combined M³ and Diviner Observations
    Mélissa Martinot
    26.06.25, 09:35
  105. 85. VNIR Spectral Analyses of Lunar Meteorites: Mineralogical Insights and Implications for Future Lunar Imagers
    Jessica Flahaut
    26.06.25, 09:48
  106. 178. Assessing Payload Accommodation Feasibility for an ESA Technology Demonstration Rover
    Gerhard Paar
    26.06.25, 10:30
  107. 87. A Miniaturized Spectrometer for ISRU Material Characterization
    Matthias Grott
    26.06.25, 10:43
  108. 88. Additive Manufacturing with Regolith on the Moon: Advancements of the ISRU Toulouse Taskforce
    Patrick Pinet
    26.06.25, 10:56
  109. 89. Water Production by Microwaving Lunar Simulants with Hydrogen
    Andrew Morse
    26.06.25, 11:09
  110. 123. Measurement of the Temperature-Dependent Permittivity of Lunar Regolith Simulants via Microwave Heating
    Caroline O'Connell
    26.06.25, 11:22
  111. 96. A Brush Wheel System Sampler for Regolith and Lunar Soil Developed within the APOSSUM Mission Study
    Markus Patzek
    26.06.25, 11:34
  112. 97. A Space Age Drill: DIGGER- Drilling and Integrated GigaHertz-Generated Energy Resource for Lunar and Asteroid Applications
    Ruth Bamford
    26.06.25, 11:47

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  113. 98. Long-term Tectonic Activity on the Moon: Multiple Episodes of Uplift Along Lunar Wrinkle Ridges Implied by Intersections with Sinuous Rilles
    Hannes Bernhardt
    26.06.25, 13:00
  114. 99. Exploring the Seismic Record Around Small Mare Ridges
    Jaclyn Clark
    26.06.25, 13:13
  115. 100. Craters as Structural Markers of Back-Thrust Faulting
    Kimi Khungree Basumatary
    26.06.25, 13:26
  116. 101. Evolutionary History of the Large-Scale Scarp in Jules Verne Crater, Moon
    Greg Michael
    26.06.25, 13:39
  117. 102. Statistical Approach to Deriving Characteristic Seismic Decay Time of Moonquake Mechanisms
    Paul Bremner
    26.06.25, 13:52
  118. 103. A Seismic Origin for Lunar Coldspots
    Hannes Bernhardt
    26.06.25, 14:05
  119. 194. Pan-African Citizen Science e-Lab: Lunar Observation with the Slooh Telescopes
    Miracle Chibuzor Marcel
    26.06.25, 14:17

    See also, https://indico.uni-muenster.de/event/3207/contributions/5621/

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  120. 142. 3D Scanning and Modelling of Regolith Simulant to Characterise Surface Structures and Micro-Shadowing
    Marc Amorós Trepat, Noria Brecher
    26.06.25, 17:00
  121. 162. Ages of Small-Scale Maria in the Poincaré Basin
    Alicia Starcke
    26.06.25, 17:00
  122. 171. Apatite Chemistry as a Promising Tool for Targeting Lunar Resources
    Giulia Consuma
    26.06.25, 17:00
  123. 140. BEX Imaging: A New Approach for Materials Characterization in the SEM
    Giulia Degli Alessandrini
    26.06.25, 17:00
  124. 170. Building the Infrastructure for Future Sustained Lunar Exploration
    Jonathan Friend
    26.06.25, 17:00
  125. 168. Comparison of Alkali-Activated Regolith Simulants: Commercial Formulations and Etna Volcanic Ashes for Lunar Construction
    Francesco Santoro
    26.06.25, 17:00
  126. 150. Cratermaker: A Modern Python-Based Cratered Terrain Evolution Model
    David Minton
    26.06.25, 17:00
  127. 160. DaedalusCAM - An Innovative Exploration of Lunar Lava Tubes
    Matteo Massironi, Riccardo Pozzobon
    26.06.25, 17:00
  128. 177. DEX: A European Vision for Low-Frequency Radio Cosmology from the Lunar Far Side
    Jasmina Lazendic-Galloway
    26.06.25, 17:00
  129. 161. Experimental Investigations on Mineral-Melt Partitioning Behaviour of Trace Elements at High Temperature Conditions: Implications for High-Titanium Lunar Basalts
    Vaishvi Tyagi
    26.06.25, 17:00
  130. 156. Fast High-Resolution Lunar Surface Visibility Analysis Using a GPU Ray Tracing Framework
    Theresa Junkermann
    26.06.25, 17:00
  131. 169. Gas Purification of the Output of Molten Salt Electrolysis for Lunar ISRU
    Adam Chopra
    26.06.25, 17:00
  132. 167. Granular Capillary Action and Fluidization of Cohesive Powders in a Granular Vibaration Pumping System for Handling Lunar Regolith
    Mohammadhossein Shahsavari
    26.06.25, 17:00
  133. 145. Improving Methods on Radiological Characterization of Extraterrestrial Samples using Low-Level Gamma Spectrometry
    Pierre-Yves Meslin
    26.06.25, 17:00
  134. 138. Lunar Meteorites as Key Geochemical Archives: Insights from Raman Spectroscopy and Comparative Planetary Analysis
    Melanie Kaliwoda
    26.06.25, 17:00
  135. 151. Lunar Surface Dating with Craterstats-III: Instant Workshop
    Greg Michael
    26.06.25, 17:00
  136. 131. Lunar Traverse Gravimetry Investigations Enabled by the VEGA Gravimeter
    Kieran Carroll
    26.06.25, 17:00

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  137. 159. LunarLeaper – Unlocking a Subsurface World
    Anna Mittelholz, Matthias Grott
    26.06.25, 17:00
  138. 163. Magma Ocean Crystallization and its Consequence on the Thermochemical Evolution of the Moon
    Irene Bernt
    26.06.25, 17:00
  139. 146. Miniature 3D Multispectral Cameras for Space Science and Exploration: From Sample Analysis to Autonomous Robotics and Astronaut Health
    Neil Murray
    26.06.25, 17:00
  140. 166. Mining for Lunar Helium-3: A Misconception Rooted in False Fusion Mythology
    Ruth Bamford
    26.06.25, 17:00
  141. 153. Moon in 3D: Streamlined automated DEM production from LRO NAC Stereo Pairs
    Nico Schmedemann
    26.06.25, 17:00
  142. 158. MOONINDEX: A Python Library to Generate Spectral Indexes from the Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3)
    Javier Eduardo Suárez-Valencia
    26.06.25, 17:00
  143. 164. Morphometric Analysis of Lunar Pits and Robotic Mission Design for In-Situ Exploration
    Demur Merkviladze
    26.06.25, 17:00
  144. 152. Multi-Temporal Database of Planetary Image Data (MUTED): Interactive Visualization for the Moon, Mars, and Mercury
    Thomas Heyer
    26.06.25, 17:00
  145. 157. Multi-View Shape from Shading for High-Resolution DEM and Albedo Reconstruction of the Lunar Surface
    Moritz Tenthoff
    26.06.25, 17:00
  146. 141. Operation and Study of Lunar Analogues with a Handheld Combined Raman-LIBS Instrument: PHOENIX for PANGAEA
    Andoni G. Moral
    26.06.25, 17:00
  147. 172. PROGReX: A Compact X-ray/Gamma-ray Spectrometer for Prospecting of Resources on Planetary Surfaces
    Ana Černok
    26.06.25, 17:00
  148. 155. Recent updates on the Multi-Purpose Advanced Tool for Instruments for the Solar System Exploration (MATISSE)
    Giacomo Nodjoumi
    26.06.25, 17:00

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  149. 174. Review of INFN’s “Microreflectors” for Lunar and Planetary Sciences
    Luca Porcelli
    26.06.25, 17:00
  150. 144. Seeing Through Deformed Lunar Crust: Earth’s Anorthosite as a Key
    Ana Černok
    26.06.25, 17:00
  151. 176. Testing Relativistic Gravity with Lunar Laser Retroreflectors and PEP
    Giada Bargiacchi
    26.06.25, 17:00
  152. 173. The Geotechnical Properties of Lunar Regolith and Simulants as Space Geotechnics (SpG) on the Moon
    Hamed Niroumand
    26.06.25, 17:00
  153. 154. The Impact of Training Set Selection on Crater Counting in Deep Learning
    Urs Mall
    26.06.25, 17:00
  154. 139. The Importance of Creating a Unified Raman Spectroscopy Database for Lunar Rock Analysis in Space Exploration
    Fabio Joseph
    26.06.25, 17:00
  155. 175. The Lunar Electromagnetic Monitor in X-rays: Concept, Design and Instrument Development
    Ettore Del Monte
    26.06.25, 17:00
  156. 165. The ORACLE Italian Initiative for Extracting Oxygen on the Moon
    Francesco Latini
    26.06.25, 17:00
  157. 54. The Trials and Tribulations of Noritic Lunar Meteorite Arguin 002
    Joshua Snape
    26.06.25, 17:00

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  158. 143. Thermal Properties of Lunar Regolith Simulant Melting Specimen
    Philipp-Marius Kost
    26.06.25, 17:00
  159. 147. Unusual Crater Morphologies on Lunar Impact Melt Pools
    Astrid Oetting
    26.06.25, 17:00
  160. 104. Scientific Context for Reviewing Planetary Protection Protocols for the Exploration of the Moon
    Mahesh Anand
    27.06.25, 08:30
  161. 105. ShadowCam: Shallower Small Craters in Lunar Permanently Shadowed Regions
    Emerson Speyerer
    27.06.25, 08:43
  162. 106. Poleward Dips in Radar Circular Polarization Ratio (CPR): Observations and Potential Causes
    Bradley Thomson
    27.06.25, 08:56

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  163. 107. Detecting and Characterizing Water Ice in Permanently-Shadowed Lunar Regions Using a Three-Band LIDAR
    Edward Cloutis
    27.06.25, 09:09
  164. 108. Seismic Interferometry for Detecting Ice-Bearing Rocks on the Moon
    Sabrina Keil
    27.06.25, 09:22
  165. 109. What Lies Beneath: What Largest Ejected Boulders Tell us About the Substrate
    Winston Carter
    27.06.25, 09:35
  166. 110. MOONIS: The Spectrometer on Rashid Rover to Explore the Lunar South Polar Regions
    Lorenzo Rossi
    27.06.25, 09:48
  167. 179. The Chinese Lunar Exploration Program: Current Status, Future Plans
    Wei Wang
    27.06.25, 10:30
  168. 115. SER3NE – A Small Mission to the Moon
    Stephanie C. Werner
    27.06.25, 10:43
  169. 113. Meteoroid Impact Localization Strategy on the Lunar Far Side for ESA’s LUMIO Mission
    Sabrina Sughi
    27.06.25, 10:56
  170. 90. AstroLEAP: A Surface Package to Monitor the Near-Surface Lunar Environment
    Fabrice Cipriani
    27.06.25, 11:09
  171. 51. Ephemeral Scars: Electrostatic Dust Redistribution in the Epiregolith Around New Lunar Craters
    Emerson Speyerer
    27.06.25, 11:22
  172. 111. ILEWG LUNEX EMMESI EUROMOONMARS EARTH SPACE INNOVATION 2023-24 Highlights: Moon Missions, Data, Instruments, Field Work, Astronauts, Habitats & Business
    Bernard Foing
    27.06.25, 11:35
  173. 116. Exploration of the Rima Bode Region
    Harald Hiesinger
    27.06.25, 11:48
  174. 19. Closing Discussion and ELS Announcements
    27.06.25, 12:00