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22 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.
- Carnegie Science Researchers Address Four Key Questions in 2026 Astronomy Lecture Series · Carnegie Science researchers presented findings on early universe reionization, planetary water origins, dark matter, and exoplanet imaging.
- Pasadena lab's historic ruling engines produced diffraction gratings for 20th-century astronomy · Carnegie Observatories' 1912 ruling engine lab produced diffraction gratings for Mount Wilson and Palomar, now shown in #Carnegie125.
- Carnegie Researcher Samuel Courville Studies Organic Chemistry in Outer Solar System Moons · Samuel Courville, a Carnegie researcher, studies environments for life in the outer solar system and organic molecule synthesis in moons.
- Carnegie Scientists Propose New Law of Nature for Complexity · Robert Hazen and Michael Wong propose a new law describing the increase of functional information in complex systems.
- Carnegie Scientists Use Mobile Lab to Study Extreme Desert Plants · Carnegie researchers deployed a mobile lab to Death Valley to study photosynthesis in extreme heat.
- Physicist Explains Algae Photosynthesis Complexity and Climate Potential · Adrien Burlacot discusses algae photosynthesis mechanisms and their potential for carbon capture and sustainability.
- PhD Researcher Studies Life-Essential Elements in Early Solar System · Dr. Debjeet Pathak combines lab experiments and modeling to study volatile cycles in rocky planet formation.
- Carnegie Science Flag Flies on Research Ships and the International Space Station · A century-old red flag symbolizing Carnegie Science's exploration spirit flew on ships and now orbits Earth.
- Carnegie Science Incubates Interdisciplinary Research Across Planets and Genomes · Carnegie Science describes its mission as an incubator for cutting-edge interdisciplinary research.
- 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.
- Stanford Biologist Revives 'Peregrinations With Trees' Outdoor Learning Course · Devaki Bhaya leads a unique seminar where students explore Stanford's campus ecology through guided walks and observation.
- Vannevar Bush Called the 'General of Physics' for Leading US War Science · TIME magazine dubbed Vannevar Bush the 'General of Physics' for his wartime leadership of American scientific research.
- Carnegie Science's 1920s-30s Annual Exhibitions Opened Research to the Public · Carnegie Science hosted public exhibitions in the 1920s and 1930s to showcase research directly to visitors.
- Cristián Samper Elected Chair of Carnegie Science Board of Trustees · Cristián Samper, leader at Bezos Earth Fund, elected chair of Carnegie Science Board of Trustees.
- Carnegie Scientists Create 'Trash-cano' Volcano Model to Explain Eruption Mechanics · Carnegie scientists demonstrate volcanic pressure mechanics using a soda bottle, liquid nitrogen, and garbage can.
- Vannevar Bush's OSRD Transformed American Science During WWII · Vannevar Bush established the OSRD to coordinate US scientific research for World War II, shaping modern federal science policy.
- CRISPR Study Identifies STROBE1 Gene in Diatoms for Light Adaptation · Researchers used CRISPR to identify the STROBE1 gene that allows diatoms to thrive in fluctuating light conditions.
- Carnegie Science Lab Welcomes 12 Undergrads for 2026 EPIIC Summer Research · Twelve undergraduates from diverse institutions join Carnegie Science for ten weeks of planetary research.
- Carnegie Scientists Deploy New Infrared Spectrograph to Study Exoplanet Atmospheres · Carnegie scientists install the Henrietta Infrared Spectrograph to analyze exoplanet atmospheres in near-infrared light.