Mirror studies in the sd-shell using the (d,p) reaction

The odd-odd self-conjugate sd-shell nuclei - ¹⁸F, ²²Na, ²⁶Al, ³⁰P, ³⁴Cl and ³⁸K - all play important roles in nucleosynthesis in massive stars and novae. Their self-conjugate nature makes them especially well suited for indirect studies via mirror symmetry, where proton-capture cross sections can be deduced from neutron-transfer reactions. These nuclides have been the targets of a series of experiments, using ORRUBA and GODDESS, at HRIBF, ATLAS and NSCL/FRIB. An overview of these measurements will be presented, with an emphasis on recent results and experimental campaigns, and a look toward the first experiments in the FRIB era.