Not meaning to be too self-promotional, but this is a ridiculously appropriate topic for IIS, and I have to share it...
My wife (of the "get the larger version of the telescope" fame last year) just published a new paper in JGR-Planets. New ice in Space, and the first of it's kind to be found in 100 years!
"A new material for the icy Galilean moons: the structure of sulfuric acid hexahydrate."
http://www.abc.net.au/science/articl...09/3861711.htm
The research has been picked up by ABC Science and *may* eventually have some implications for future Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer-type missions.
I'm very proud of my wife, even if she'd struggle to find Jupiter in the sky
