gca cover2017, Special Issue of Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta
Highly Siderophile Element Constraints on Earth and Planetary Processes  Completed.

Guest Managing Editor: Amy J.V. Riches
Supervising AE: Mark Rehkamper
Guest Editorial Team: Anat Shahar, Laurie Reisberg, Marc Alban-Millet, Brian Kendall, Al Brandon, Chris Dale, James Brenan, Harry Becker, Ian Campbell, Nicolas Dauphas, Raul Fonseca, Chi Ma, Fred Moynier, Iain McDonald, and Holly Stein.

 

 

 

Print2019, Habitable Worlds and Sustainable Life on Earth and Beyond
Academic reference book under contract with Springer. Print anticipated in 2022.

Editors: Amy J.V. Riches and Queenie Chan
Contributing Authors: Queenie Chan, Yoko Kebukawa, Maitryee Bose, Hideko Nomura, Zita Martins, Joaquin Ruiz, Ian Crawford, Nicolle Zellner, Dave Waltham, Michelle L.D. Hanlon, Samantha Rolfe, Yo-Anne Velez, Sean Gulick, and Amy Riches.

 

pop sci2020, Illustrated Children’s Book – Ali: Lost on Earth!   Underway

Author: Amy J. V. Riches

 

 

 

 

 

Likely beginning late-2023, Special Issue of an international journal
Working title: Habitability in and Beyond our Solar System.
Agreed in principle.

Editors: A selected team of Guest Editors supported by Amy J.V. Riches. 

This Special Issue is intended to accommodate anticipated new findings arising from the specialist meeting “Forming and Exploring Habitable Worlds“, and covering the scope of this event.

Submitted contributions of articles for consideration for inclusion in the above noted Special Issue are required to report new high-quality research of broad significance. These works must reach the high standards of rigour and import required for acceptance to the host journal.

bookIt is always important to give back. Should the published books prove successful my intention is that any revenues will seed a charitable trust with the specific purpose of supporting outreach to-, and research and higher education opportunities for-, promising young people of low-income and non-traditional backgrounds who have interests in planetary science. This nucleus may grow if philanthropic donors are then engaged to further help in proactively addressing inequalities.