Jul 16 Scientific American Article on Using Math to Search for Life on Otherworldly Oceans Scientific American has just done a great write-up on LAB's efforts to use stoichiometry and math to detect life on Ocean Worlds! This is...
Jun 14 LAB Co-I Pan Conrad Profiled in CNN LAB Co-I Pan Conrad is featured in a recent article from CNN, "She's a priest. You'll never guess her other job." The profile discusses...
Jun 2 LAB publication featured in Universe Today A new LAB publication in the Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, "Generalized stoichiometry and biogeochemistry for astrobiological...
Mar 24 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....
Feb 18 LAB PI considers biosignature preservation on Mars in a new essay for The New York Times LAB PI Sarah Stewart Johnson has an essay in The New York Times, "Why Frigid Mars Is the Perfect Place to Look for Ancient Life,"...
Feb 10 LAB PI & DPI Speaking at Planetfest '21 Tune in to see Drs. Sarah Stewart Johnson and Heather Graham speaking at The Planetary Society's Planetfest '21! They'll be featured on...
Oct 22, 2020 LAB affiliate ponders ‘Laws Of Life’ in online Origins of Life Speaker Series LAB affiliate Sara Walker will discuss universal principles of life in her talk "Inferring the 'Laws of Life' at a Planetary Scale" as...
Sep 8, 2020 LAB postdoc Natalie Grefenstette talks with Complexity about abstracting our search for life LAB postdoc Natalie Grefenstette was a guest on Complexity, a podcast by the Santa Fe Institute, where she discussed her path to...
Aug 27, 2020 Definitions of individuality and agnostic approaches to the origins of life LAB Co-I Chris Kempes was interviewed by Quanta Magazine to discuss the applications of information theory to our biological definition...
Jul 7, 2020 The Sirens of Mars by Sarah Stewart Johnson review — searching for life on the red planet If life can survive on Mars, it can survive almost anywhere — that’s why we keep looking, says Oliver Moody... Sarah Stewart's new book...
