Constraining Seismic Anisotropy on Mars: New Challenges and First Detection 
Caroline Beghein(Planetary Science Institute), W. B. Banerdt(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), James Wookey(University of Bristol), Paul M. Davis(Planetary Science Institute), M. P. Golombek(Planetary Science Institute), Philippe Lognonné(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Jiaqi Li(Planetary Science Institute), Jean‐Paul Montagner(Institut de physique du globe de Paris), Martín Schimmel(Geociencias Barcelona), É. Stutzmann(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
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