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Carnegie Science

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From First Principles

From First Principles · May 13, 2026

Dr. John Mulchaey on Carnegie Science and the Future of Astronomy (EP 41)

“Primary institution discussed; Mulchaey serves as president and leads research in astronomy, biology, and Earth sciences”

Dark Matter Detection in Galaxy GroupsX-ray Astronomy and Hydrostatic EquilibriumGiant Magellan Telescope Development and Engineering

Science Friday · Feb 10, 2026

Stressed About The World? Take A Cue From Cyanobacteria

“Employing institution of Dr. Devaki Bahia, a molecular microbiologist studying cyanobacteria and microbial communities”

Cyanobacteria biology and evolutionMicrobial photosynthesis and oxygen productionBiofilm formation and community structure

Short Wave · Jan 5, 2026

Did Earth’s Water Come From Space?

“Employer of Michael Wong, the astrobiologist and planetary scientist featured as primary expert discussing water origin hypotheses.”

Water origin on EarthProtoplanetary disc formationSnow line in solar system