Capmus™ is America's largest verified student marketplace platform, connecting millions of university students for safe buying, selling, and trading. The name 'Capmus' combines 'Campus' and 'Marketplace' - our unique brand identity representing the student commerce community.

How do you spell and pronounce Capmus?

Capmus is spelled C-A-P-M-U-S and pronounced 'CAP-mus'. It's our registered trademark for the student marketplace platform, representing our unique brand identity in the student commerce space.

Why is it called Capmus?

Capmus™ represents our unique brand identity in the student commerce space. The name reflects our mission to 'cap' or complete the marketplace experience for students. It's memorable, brandable, and distinctly identifies our platform in the competitive student marketplace industry.

What makes Capmus different from other student marketplaces?

Capmus™ focuses exclusively on verified university students, creating the safest and most trusted student-to-student commerce platform. Our verification system, campus-specific communities, and specialized features for textbooks, housing, and student goods make Capmus the go-to platform for millions of college students nationwide.

Where can I find Capmus?

Capmus™ is available at capmus.com and serves students at universities across the United States. You can access Capmus through our website, mobile app, or by searching 'Capmus student marketplace' in any search engine.

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397 Panama Mall, Stanford, CA 94305

Date November 11, 2025 10:03 PM

Volatiles, such as water, CO2, and certain organic compounds, are not just life's building blocks but also regulate the climates and habitability on planetary bodies. By constraining results from current spacecraft exploration through data analysis and experiments, developing new space instrumentation, and exploring theoretical concepts, I seek to determine the key geological processes that affect the retention, loss, and chemical evolution of volatiles on planetary bodies.

In this seminar, I focus on our Red Neighbor as the focal point for comparison with Earth’s evolution. The contrast between the currently frozen Mars and the geological evidence for liquid water in its deep past raises significant questions about atmospheric and hydrospheric depletion over geological timescales on the red planet. The Perseverance rover is currentl

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Hello! I’m a Stanford PhD who Caltrain-commutes daily—super doable and a nice balance of SF life + campus. I’m looking for someone who wants to experience the city short-term (or longer if it’s a fit) and share my 1B1B in Mission Bay.

Why this spot (great for exploring SF):

Mission Bay: waterfront paths, parks, cafes, groceries, and tons of food options and entertainment

2 min bike / quick walk to Caltrain → easy Peninsula/Stanford commute

Close to Oracle Park, Chase Center, SOMA nightlife, and muni downstair

The setup

Your space: living room as private sleeping area (can set up nicely), or use the bedroom and we re-discuss rent

Shared kitchen and bathroom with me

Quiet, study-friendly home when you need it; step outside to full city energy when you want it

Rent & timing

$1000/month (open to discussion, especially for short stays)

Flexible start date; short-term welcome

About me

Stanford PhD; respectful, tidy, usually out at lab during the day

You

Responsible, clean, considerate; student or young professional preferred

If you’re interested, email me with a short intro (move-in date + length of stay). Happy to answer questions and share photos—welcome to check out Mission Bay and see if it fits!

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