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"What makes a planet habitable?" is a free public lecture on February 17

Deep-sea fish use hydrothermal vents to incubate eggs

"The Birth of Habitable Planets" is a free public lecture on February 10

Awards and Honors

Keiler elected as Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology

Is there life on other planets? Learn the latest research on February 3: "Choose Your Own Adventure: Planet Edition"

Forensic scientists have a blast in Happy Valley

"New Tools for Finding the Closest Earth-Like Planets" -- a free public lecture on January 27, 2018

Three types of extreme-energy space particles may have unified origin

New neuron-like cells allow investigation into synthesis of vital cellular components

"How to Look for a Liveable Planet" is a free public lecture in a series that begins on January 20

Researchers map druggable genomic targets in evolving malaria parasite

Have RNA, will travel: Malaria parasite packs genetic material in preparation for trip from mosquitoes to humans