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A revolution is brewing in biology. Scientists are linking genomes to ecosystems in ways that cross disciplinary boundaries and define new fields of inquiry. Advances in biotechnology have shown that ...

Carnegie Science researchers are using seismic waves to investigate a geologic mystery hidden beneath Bermuda. In late May 2026, they will return to the island to service their instruments and collect ...

The better we can understand how algae’s special carbon dioxide-concentrating superpower is so successful, the likelier it is that we could engineer this function into crop plants, or harness it for ...

When an offer to join a team of geochemists and biologists who were headed to the new fissure at the Fagradalsfjall “baby,” Roman grabbed two of her custom-built seismological monitoring tools and ...

Vera Berger of Pomona College aimed to discover which galaxies are most efficient at producing Type Ia supernovae. She used spectroscopic data to study dim host galaxies of Type Ia supernovae and ...

Boldly go where no Carnegie Science Neighborhood Lecture has gone before as we explore the science of Star Trek. Free and open to the public. Registration required. For nearly 60 years, Star Trek has ...

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