Pat Donohue
Patrick Donohue is a fourth-year Ph.D. student working with Clive Neal at the University of Notre Dame, whose primary research focus is on the origin and evolution of high-titanium lunar basalts. He writes a geology blog and is active on Twitter under the username poikiloblastic. He's also an amateur photographer, shooting sports, and wildlife, and of course interesting geology!
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Guest Post: Patrick Donohue: Six days in the crater (day one)
Posted 2012/02/03 10:02 CST | 0 comments
Guest Post: Patrick Donohue: Six days in the crater (day one)
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