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27 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Marion Le Voyer Named Carnegie Science's First Outreach and Education Specialist · Marion Le Voyer joins Carnegie Science as its inaugural Outreach and Education Specialist to bridge research and public engagement.
• Thomas Hunt Morgan's 1910 Discovery of White-Eyed Fruit Fly Transforms Genetic Research · Thomas Hunt Morgan's 1910 observation of a white-eyed fruit fly led to groundbreaking genetic discoveries, establishing genes as physical units on chromosomes.
• Carnegie Science website navigation and research area menu content · Extracted content is website navigation menu data for Carnegie Science organization.
• Carnegie Science opens public vote for 2026 staff holiday card design · Carnegie Science invites public voting for its 2026 staff-created holiday card.
• Carnegie Science campus community built around ping pong table tradition · A ping pong table has fostered community at Carnegie Science since 2017.
• Carnegie Astrobiologist Michael Wong Wins Stanley L. Miller Award · Michael Wong receives the Stanley L. Miller Award for early career excellence in origins research.
• Guillermo Blanc Named Director of Las Campanas Observatory · Guillermo Blanc succeeds Leopoldo Infante as Director of Carnegie Science's Las Campanas Observatory in Chile.
• Carnegie Science launches mobile astronomy lab for Chilean schools · Carnegie Science's Las Campanas Observatory launched LabMóvil, a mobile astronomy lab for schools in northern Chile.
• Dr. Viridiana Avila-Magana Decodes Marine Symbiosis via Genomics and Microscopy · Postdoctoral scholar Viridiana Avila-Magana studies molecular mechanisms governing host-microbe interactions in marine symbioses.
• Dr. Dylan Seal Researches Martian Geology and Rare Earth Elements · Geochemist Dr. Dylan Seal studies igneous systems and rare earth elements at EPL.
• Dr. Dylan Seal Applies Radiogenic Isotope Systematics to Planetary Geology · Dr. Dylan Seal uses radiogenic isotopes to study igneous systems and Martian geology.
• Carnegie Science Research Areas and Topics Overview · Carnegie Science outlines its interdisciplinary research areas from astronomy to ecology.
• Volcanologist Studies Magma Transport to Predict Eruptions · Dr. Cyril Journeau investigates magma storage and transport to understand volcanic unrest and eruptions.
• Moh El-Naggar Named Director of Carnegie's Biosphere Sciences Division · Biophysicist Moh El-Naggar appointed to lead Carnegie Science's Biosphere Sciences and Engineering division in Pasadena.
• Carnegie Science 2026 Astronomy Lecture Series Recap · Carnegie Science researchers presented findings on the early universe, planetary water origins, dark matter, and exoplanet imaging.
• Carnegie Observatories Ruling Engines and Diffraction Gratings Preserved · Underground ruling engines at Carnegie Observatories produced precision diffraction gratings for 20th-century astrophysics research.
• Dr. Samuel Courville Studies Organic Molecule Transformation in Outer Solar System · Dr. Samuel Courville researches deep interior geophysics and organic synthesis in outer solar system moons and dwarf planets.
• Carnegie Scientists Propose New Law of Nature for Functional Complexity · Robert Hazen and Michael Wong propose a new law describing the evolution of functional information in complex systems.
• Carnegie Scientists Use Mobile Lab to Study Extreme Heat Adaptation · Carnegie researchers used a mobile lab in Death Valley to study how Arizona honeysweet survives extreme heat.
• Physicist Explains Algae's Role in Photosynthesis and Climate Solutions · Adrien Burlacot discusses algae's photosynthetic mechanisms and potential for carbon capture and bioenergy.
• PhD Research Targets Life-Essential Elements in Early Solar System · Dr. Debjeet Pathak studies carbon, nitrogen, and other volatiles to understand Earth-like planet formation.
• Carnegie Science's Red and White Globe Flag History · Carnegie Science's expedition flag, designed in 1909, flew on research vessels and now orbits Earth.
• Carnegie Science Incubates Interdisciplinary Research Across Genomes to Cosmos · Carnegie Science describes its research scope spanning from genomes to ecosystems and planets to the cosmos.
• Carnegie Science Incubates Interdisciplinary Research Across Genomes and Cosmos · Carnegie Science presents its research blueprint covering astronomy, earth science, ecology, genetics, and planetary science.
• Carnegie Science Fellow Aditi S. Raju Studies Photosynthetic Efficiency · Postdoctoral Fellow Aditi S. Raju investigates proton dynamics and carbon fixation in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii.
• Robert S. Woodward Transforms Carnegie Science from Grants to In-House Research · Robert S. Woodward reorganized Carnegie Science to prioritize long-term research associateships and internal departments over scattered grants.
• 1968 Photos Mark Start of Las Campanas Observatory in Chile · Field photographs from 1968 document the site selection for Carnegie Science's Las Campanas Observatory in Chile.