Carnegie Science Seminar with LAB Co-I Andrew Steele

Tune in on Thursday, March 25 at 11 am ET for a Carnegie Science Earth & Planets Laboratory seminar with LAB Co-I Andrew Steele. Dr. Steele's talk is entitled, "Martian organic geochemistry; meteorites, Curiosity, and Perseverance." You can read more about the seminar here, and more about Dr. Steele's work here.

Image description: Photo of the Martian surface from NASA's Perseverance Rover. The rover is in the bottom right corner of the image, and its wheel tracks are visible on the Martian surface behind it.

Image credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

December 2020: Detecting Life Through Space and Time Session at AGU

Submit an abstract & attend our session "Detecting Life Through Space and Time: From Geochemistry to Biology” at the AGU 2020 Fall Meeting. We will explore what barriers need to be overcome to detect life in deep space and deep time, what theories and models can tell us about how geochemistry becomes biology, the intersection of paleobiological and astrobiological methods, and how we can search for life as we don’t know it. See the information below for more details, and join us online in December! 

Abstract Deadline: July 29

Session Info:

Planetary Sciences Session P010

Part of the Planetary Discovery SWIRL theme

Conference Info:

AGU Fall Meeting 2020

December 7-11 2020, online everywhere

Learn more and submit an abstract here: https://www.agu.org/Fall-Meeting/2020/Present/Abstracts

June 2019: AbSciCon

AbSciCon 2019 - June 24-28 2019 - Bellevue, Washington "Understanding and Enabling the Search for Life on Worlds Near and Far"

Learn more here.