2023 Carnegie Science Yearbook

At Carnegie Science, discovery knows no bounds. From unraveling the intricate relationships that sustain life on Earth to exploring the distant reaches of the cosmos, our work is fueled by curiosity and driven by a commitment to advancing knowledge for the benefit of humanity.

Green phytoplankton coils in blue water, magnified by a microscope - Elena Lichtman

Pioneering Symbiosis Research for a Better Future

Carnegie researchers are revealing the hidden networks of symbiosis—from coral reefs to agricultural systems. These discoveries deepen our understanding of the natural world while offering sustainable solutions to global challenges in conservation, medicine, and agriculture.

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Rehearsal of OSIRIS-REx Sample Return | Photo Credit: (NASA/Keegan Barber)

Unlocking the Solar System’s Secrets

Through pioneering sample return missions, our scientists are uncovering the origins of the Solar System and the conditions that made Earth habitable. From Apollo lunar samples to asteroid Bennu’s carbon-rich dust, each discovery brings us closer to understanding our cosmic roots.

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Exploring the Universe with JWST

The James Webb Space Telescope is revealing breathtaking insights into star formation, galaxy evolution, and exoplanet atmospheres. Carnegie scientists are using this revolutionary tool to expand our understanding of the universe and shape the next era of cosmic exploration.

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Bridging Discovery and Education in the VizLab

The VizLab is a hub of collaboration and innovation, where scientists and students alike explore the frontiers of astrophysics through immersive data visualization. By fostering teamwork and curiosity, the VizLab connects groundbreaking research with educational opportunities for the next generation.

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