Cailin Gallinger

Regolith oracle, infrared evangelist

Profile image of Cailin. She has long blonde hair in a ponytail, and is wearing overalls with various space- and science-related pins on them. Behind her are several of her favourite knick-knacks, including rocks, posters, and spacecraft models.

Hi! I’m Cailin.

I am a geophysics PhD student at the University of Western Ontario, being supervised by Dr. Catherine Neish. My main area of study is understanding the physical properties of lunar impact crater ejecta, using data from the Diviner Lunar Radiometer and the Mini-RF instrument, both of which are onboard the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.

You can read my CV here, and check out my Google Scholar or ORCID profiles for links to my publications (all open-access!)

I’m also on twitter and medium