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Fireside Chat: Walter Isaacson & Eric Schmidt
Join us for an hour-long conversation between two intellectual luminaries on topics ranging from the state of science today, how discovery drives entrepreneurship, the many uses for artificial ...
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Dr. Arianna Long (University of Texas at Austin)
Colloquim: The Fall of Giants: How to Build and Kill Massive Galaxies in the Early Cosmos ...
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Hong Qiao, The University of Texas at Austin, The interplay between Chromatin regulation and ethylene signaling
We have revealed that in the presence of ethylene, EIN2 C-terminus is involved in the regulation of the elevation of acetylation at H3K14 and H3K23.EIN2, the key factor of ethylene signaling, ...
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The Geodynamo: A Unique Window into the Dynamics of Earth’s Deep Interior
Earth's magnetic field is generated by convective motion in the liquid iron outer core, commonly referred to as the geodynamo. The magnetic field has been protecting Earth from harmful charged ...
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Video from CASSI Symposia - Cloned
Video of Talks from the 2024 Carnegie Summer Student Research Symposium Video of Talks from the 2023 Carnegie Summer Student Research Symposium Video of Talks from the 2022 Carnegie Summer Student ...
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Tracking mantle process using diamond forming fluids
Join Dr. Oded Elazar of Earth and Planets Laboratory for this general seminar on "Tracking mantle process using diamond forming fluids." ...
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"The New Landscape of Ethics and Integrity in Scholarly Publishing-Or-The Top Ten Reasons to Worry About the Future of Scholarly Publishing"
Brooks Hanson, director of publications at the American Geophysical Union, will lead a workshop titled "The New Landscape of Ethics and Integrity in Scholarly Publishing-Or-The Top Ten Reasons to ...
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"25 Years Ago at Pinatubo: The Forecast, Climax, and Aftermath of a Giant Eruption"
Twenty-five years ago, a small team of Philippine and US scientists worked feverishly to forecast what newly-awakened Mount Pinatubo might do, and to alert everyone from indigenous peoples to high ...
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"Electromagnetic constraints on fluids at a plate boundary"
Samer Naif, a postdoctoral research scientist at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, will give a talk titled "Electromagnetic constraints on fluids at a plate boundary" at 11 a.m. on Thursday, October ...
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Roger Hangarter, Indiana University, Function and mechanism of light-induced chloroplast movements in leaf cells
Light-dependent chloroplast movements function to optimize light absorption in photosynthetic cells. Under high light intensity chloroplasts migrate to the anticlinal sides of leaf cells and in low ...
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Recap: Honoring Postdoctoral Contributions Across Carnegie Science
Last month, Carnegie Science continued its long tradition of observing Postdoc Appreciation Week with celebrations across our campuses and divisions. Postdoctoral Fellows play an essential role in our ...
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Climate, dead zones, and fish: Solving a 'wicked problem' in Lake Erie and beyond
New research from Carnegie Science's Anna Michalak investigates how agricultural runoff will affect fisheries now and in the future as climate change progresses. Michalak urges a holistic approach to ...