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Chris Field, Founding Director of Carnegie Global Ecology January 26, 2022 Awards Chris Field Wins Japan Prize
January 19, 2022 Campus News Carnegie Alum discusses JWST on C-Span as EPL scientists prepare their projects
Artist’s representation of our Milky Way Galaxy surrounded by dozens of stellar streams. These streams were the companion satellite galaxies or globular clusters that are now being torn apart by our Galaxy’s gravity. (Credit: James Josephides and S5 Collaboration.) January 11, 2022 Milky Way’s Feeding Habits Shine A Light On Dark Matter