Category Archives: hydrothermal vents

12Dec / 2017

Retroblogging 1990s talk by James Childress on deep-sea & hydrothermal vent symbioses

Not 100% sure when this talk was but ... here are my notes from a talk at Stanford by Jim Childress on hydrothermal vent symbioses.








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This is from the "Tree of Life Blog" of Jonathan Eisen, an evolutionary biologist and Open Access advocate at the University of California, Davis. For short updates, follow me on Twitter.
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Posted by in calypotogena, Galapagos, hydrothermal vents, James Childress, retroblogging

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12Dec / 2017

Blast from past – Colleen Cavanaugh gets tenure in 1996 at @Harvard

Can't remember who sent this to me but thought I would share.  It is an article about Colleen Cavanaugh, my undergraduate advisor, getting tenure at Harvard in 1996.




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This is from the "Tree of Life Blog" of Jonathan Eisen, an evolutionary biologist and Open Access advocate at the University of California, Davis. For short updates, follow me on Twitter.
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Posted by in 1996, Colleen Cavanaugh, harvard, hydrothermal vents, tenure

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13Mar / 2015

A century of Einstein’s general #relativity, life on a Saturn moon, sugar industry influences dental research

Everything’s relative Einstein’s paper on general relativity was published in 1915. The paper didn’t appear until December of that year, but there’s already been some celebratory centennial doings. Science published a special issue last week, and it looks as if … Continue reading »

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Posted by in alien life, astrophysics, caries, Cassini mission, Einstein, Enceladus, exobiology, general relativity, hydrothermal vents, National Institute of Dental Research, Physics, Saturn, sugar, sugar industry, Teeth, tooth decay

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