You’re more likely to find Dr. Erin Chia (GSAS ’10) in the boardroom than the lab. She is currently the Associate Director of Business Development
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A study of strike-slip indicators on Ganymede reveals striking findings Do objects in outer space, which appear so enigmatic and extraterrestrial from our perspective, actually
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The compelling applications of a new 2D and 3D imaging technology How much knowledge does a fossil hold? To explore this question, Leanne Elder, PhD
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As one of Earth’s most abundant natural resources, coal is one of the most used sources for our growing energy demands. As a result, it