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Our Research Focus
Co-Evolution of
Life and Planet
What physical conditions does life require to start and to flourish, and where are the settings to find such conditions?
Planets and Atmospheres
How does life begin and evolve through its interaction with atmospheric, surface, and subsurface nutrient pathways?
Latest Events
Two Talk Special!
Monday, April 24, 2023 1:00pm – 2:00pm
How old is the Ordovician-Silurian Boundary at Dob’s Linn, Scotland? Integrating LA-ICP-MS and CA-ID-TIMS U-Pb zircon dates
Hector Garza
Doctoral Degree Student
Jackson School of Geosciences
Resilience of marine infaunal communities under a short-lived environmental perturbation: cause of the shelf anoxia and origin of intrashelf basins
Charlie Zheng
Doctoral Degree Student
Jackson School of Geosciences
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- Request for Student-Led Proposals in Planetary Habitability
The Center for Planetary Systems Habitability is pleased to announce our third call for proposals for Student Research Awards in Planetary Habitability. We encourage proposals… - New! Courses in Planetary Sciences
Learn about planetary sciences courses for students at UT and how to apply. - Impacts Diverted Watersheds on Early Mars
A billion years ago, a massive rock slammed into Mars and gouged a crater into the surface the size of Houston. Back then, rivers flowed…
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