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Carnegie wins grant to preserve notable geophysicist’s archives
Freeing hydrogen in Earth’s lower mantle
Robert N. Shelton Selected as President of Giant Magellan Telescope Organization
Melting Solid Below the Freezing Point
Deep mantle chemistry surprise: Carbon content not uniform
Vera Rubin Who Confirmed “Dark Matter” Dies
Celebrating long-term Geophysical Lab scientist and mentor Marilyn Fogel
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