Bevan M. French (1937-2025)
Bevan French is most widely known for his pioneering work in planetary science and the field of impact cratering. He was one of the early workers on terrestrial impact materials along with Gene Shoemaker, Nick Short, Richard Grieve, Dieter Stöffler, Ed Chao, and others, at a time when impacts on the Earth were not considered mainstream – or even possible. Throughout his career Bevan was a champion for impact science, particularly centered on petrography, and geologic observations at terrestrial craters. More…
2025 Pellas-Ryder Award
Announcement of the 2025 Pellas-Ryder Award winners, Alexander Kling and Ian Pamerleau More…
April 2025 Newsletter
April 2025 Newsletter More…
March 2025 Newsletter
March 2025 Newsletter More…
Call for hosting the 2029 MetSoc Meeting
Call for hosting the 2029 MetSoc Meeting. More…
Four new community grants funded
For the first round of selections in 2025, four new Meteoritical Society Community Grants have been awarded. More…
Five new research grants funded
For the first round of selections in 2025, five new Meteoritical Society Research Grants have been awarded More…
Research grant report: "Thermal evolution of impact structures on Mars and Venus"
Final report by Hely Cristian Branco, Curtin University. More…
February 2025 Newsletter
Newsletter sent to members in February 2025. More…
Community Grant Report: "Meteorites: Human heritage"
Report on a community grant to Samantha Aravena Gonzalez, University of Chile. More…