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Larry Finger and Y. Ohashi aligning a crystal on the four-circle X-ray diffractometer in preparation for determining its structure

July 19, 2024

Organizational News

Carnegie Science mineralogist and crystallographer Larry Finger dies at 84

Ukrainian wheat fields

July 18, 2024

Science News

Sustainable irrigation critical to recovery of Ukrainian farms, a major global exporter of grain and oilseeds

Maxine Singer talks to First Light students during a fieldtrip to a lab

July 09, 2024

Organizational News

Maxine Singer, renowned biologist and advocate for STEM inclusion, dies at 93

artist's impression of 51 Pegasi b. Courtesy ESO/Kornmesser.

July 08, 2024

Organizational News

Carnegie Science selected as host institution for Heising-Simons 51 Pegasi b Fellows

Adrien Burlacot presents at the ASPB annual meeting

June 28, 2024

Awards

Adrien Burlacot spotlighted by the American Society of Plant Biologists

Chlamydomonas under the microscope

June 22, 2024

Science News

Photosynthesis powers our world, but what fuels this fundamental process?

This acoel is a marine worm with symbiotic algae that is capable of regeneration. Fluorescence imaging shows the algal cells in red, and the acoel cells in blue and green. Courtesy Dania Nanes Sarfati

June 21, 2024

Science News

What’s a holobiont and how can it teach us about communication across species?

Rainbow in front of a dam wall. Shot in Hazelmere Dam Nature Reserve, near Durban, North Coast of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa.

June 13, 2024

Science News

Planning African hydropower to balance energy needs, climate impacts, and ecosystem health

Sarah Seager in front of a blackboard. Photo by Sam Ogden

June 12, 2024

Awards

Sara Seager wins Kavli Prize

Shasta Dam in Northern California as seen from a distance. Mountains are green in the background.

June 07, 2024

Science News

Dams and reservoirs can’t meet future water storage needs