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Joe Berry

January 26, 2022

Awards

Joseph Berry Selected As AAAS Fellow

Meredith MacGregor Talks on CSPAN

January 19, 2022

Campus News

Carnegie Alum discusses JWST on C-Span as EPL scientists prepare their projects

Alan Boss Portrait

January 14, 2022

Awards

Alan Boss Selected As AAS Fellow

Lara Wagner, Christy Till, Gaspar Monsalve, and Agustin Cardona travel in February 2020 to Colombia to prepare for the MUSICA project.

January 13, 2022

Campus News

Applications reopen for MUSICA teacher workshop

January 13, 2022

Martian Meteorite’s Organic Materials Origin Not Biological

The twin FPS units (prior to robot installation). One of these goes to Carnegie's Las Campanas Observatory in the Southern Hemisphere and the other goes to Apache Point Observatory in the Northern hemisphere. Credit: The SDSS collaboration.

January 11, 2022

Sloan Digital Sky Survey's Robots Turn Their Eyes To The Sky

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

Clipboard with Diversity Equality and Inclusion written on it

January 10, 2022

Inaugural Carnegie DEI Mini-Grants Awarded

Palm trees in front of the San Gabriel Mountains

January 10, 2022

Governor Newsom Budgets $20 Million For New Carnegie Life And Environmental Science Research Facility In Pasadena

Rick Carlson on Granite Peak

December 30, 2021

Campus News

Letter from Richard Carlson: A look back on 41 years of scientific development and discovery at the Earth and Planets Laboratory