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Cold seep at the ocean floor

New study sheds light on how life survives in Earth’s deepest, darkest environment

In the News: Nature

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Tutolo examining hydrothermal vents in the HOV Alvin submarine.

Underwater discovery prompts shakeup of long-held theories for origins of life

Primates, Genomics and Ecology Lab takes on COVID-19

Piston Coring recovery/operations in the Gulf of Mexico off TDI-Brooks vessel R/V Brooks McCall

Naturally occurring oil and gas seeps act as ‘elevators’ for microbial life in Earth’s deep sedimentary layers

Glenda MacQueen

2019’s Lecture of a Lifetime on mental health re-released and more relevant than ever

iGEM team

High-performing undergrads turn green into gold at international competition

Bioethics Lecture Series

Alex Gough

Lessons in luge a physics challenge for future engineering students

The study has real-world implications for the oil and gas industry.

Scientists shed light on microbial life in Earth’s deep, dark places