Publications Management |
"Mars 101"
Phoenix Mars Mission Web Site
"Chewed Out"
National Parks Magazine,
Winter 2010
"Climate Extremes"
Headwaters,
Colorado Foundation for Water Education, Fall 2009
"Tracking Killers of the Sea"
AAAS
ScienceNOW, June 22, 2009
"Rio Grande Basin"
Headwaters, Colorado
Foundation for Water
Education, Spring 2009
"Life Thrives below Antarctic Glacier"
PopSci.com, April 17, 2009
"An East Antarctic Odyssey: The Final Segment"
PopSci.com, March 30, 2009
"Building
Spacesuits"
PopSci.com, February 18, 2009
"What's Happening to the Sun"
PopSci.com,
January 27, 2009
"Spying on Sea Ice"
PopSci.com, October 20,
2008
"Sensor-Laden Super Seals Dive Deep for New Global
Warming Data"
Popular Mechanics, August 12,
2008
"To Test Houses vs. Hurricanes, Lab will Simulate
155-mph Storm"
Popular Mechanics, July 29, 2008
"Animas La-Plata: Reconstructing Durango's Cultural
History"
The Wire, Spring 2007, SWCA Environmental
Consultants, Inc.
"Bloom or Bust: The Link between Fish and
Phytoplankton"
NASA Earth System Science, 2005
"In Search of Martian Craters"
NASA Earth
System Science, 2005
"Sensing Remote Volcanoes"
NASA Earth
Observatory, July 13, 2004
"Little Islands, Big Wake"
NASA Earth
Observatory, October 2, 2003
"Squeezing Water from Rock"
NASA Earth
Observatory, June 25, 2003
"When Land Slides"
NASA Earth Observatory,
December 21, 2001
"Forecasting Fury"
NASA Earth Observatory,
March 19, 2001
"When the Dust Settles"
NASA Earth
Observatory, May 18, 2001
"New Tools for Diplomacy"
NASA Earth
Observatory, January 12, 2001
"Human Impact on the Mojave"
NASA Earth
Observatory, 2000
National Geographic Atlas of the World, Severe Weather
section
XNR Productions, Inc.
"Visualizing Earth History," 1st Edition, Supplemental Materials
Wiley Higher Education
Colorado Water, publication of
the Colorado Water Institute
Issues: July/August 2008 to present
http://www.cwi.colostate.edu/current_newsletter.asp
NASA DAAC Alliance Annual
Issues: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
http://nasadaacs.eos.nasa.gov/articles/index.html
Writing "Mars 101"
In 2006 Laurie had the
unique opportunity to develop educational content for the Phoenix Mars
Lander mission web site. Based in Tucson, Arizona, she
worked with Doug Lombardi, the mission’s education and public
outreach manager, and principal investigator
Peter Smith to plan the Mars
101 section—an introduction to what we know and hope to learn about Mars. She then developed the content, including researching and writing the text and selecting photos and graphics.