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October 03, 2022 Awards Carnegie’s Marilyn Fogel Posthumously Honored by AGU For Legacy of Interdisciplinary Research
The seismology group in 1990. Back row left to right: Fred Pollitz, Paul Silver, Selwyn Sacks, Gotz Bokelmann, Michael Acierno, Craig Bina, David James, Alan Linde. Front row left to right: Satoshi Kaneshima, Randy Kuehnel, and Chris Kincaid. Courtesy of Carnegie Institution for Science. September 06, 2022 Campus News Michael Acierno's retirement speech
September 06, 2022 Transformative $34.8 Million Bequest Will Drive New Era in Astronomical Discovery at Carnegie
September 06, 2022 Campus News From chondrite characterization to deep-sea microbes: SURI interns present their research at final symposium
Jens Barosch studies a sample of the Ryugu meteorite under a microscope on campus. September 06, 2022 Spotlight Jens Barosch studies stardust to understand our Solar System