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August 06, 2021

Did nature or nurture shape the Milky Way’s most common planets?

July 23, 2021

First-person Narrative

Remembering Vera Rubin

Cover of Vera Rubin: A Life, published by Belknap Press (2021)

July 23, 2021

Q&A

Q&A with Jacqueline Mitton and Simon Mitton, authors of Vera Rubin: A Life

An artist's conception of producing hydrogen fuel from wind and solar power generation. Image purchased from Shutterstock.

July 20, 2021

Green hydrogen production from curtailed wind and solar power

Anne Pommier with Press

July 16, 2021

Campus News

Anne Pommier puts an electrifying spin on materials under pressure

Artist's conception of a research project to identify the chemical components of cinnamon oil that show effectiveness against cardiovascular disease-causing fats

July 14, 2021

Could cinnamon oil fight heart disease?

Will Ludington inspects a vial of flies in his lab

July 14, 2021

Spotlight

Spotlight: The Ludington Lab

Carnegie’s Earth and Planets Laboratory staff scientists' expertise spans from terrestrial planet interiors to the atmospheres of distant worlds

July 07, 2021

Two new faculty members join Carnegie’s Earth and Planets Laboratory

Jianhua Wang With NanoSIMS — Jianhua Wang With NanoSIMS at Earth and Planets Laboratory Campus

July 01, 2021

Q&A

Behind the Scenes: In the SIMS Lab with Jianhua Wang

Larry Nittler and Jens Barosch pose for a photo as they scan a sample of the Ryugu asteroid

June 30, 2021

Campus News

Asteroid Day talk draws 300 attendees as scientists anticipate arrival of Ryugu samples

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