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Jul
30
2015

Carnegie’s Frommer elected to German Academy

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Stanford, CA —Wolf B. Frommer, Director of Carnegie’s Department of Plant Biology, has been elected as a member of the German Academy of Sciences, Leopoldina, one of the world’s oldest national academies. Leopoldina has a membership of about 1,500 ...
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Jul
09
2015

Deep into deserts: A letter from Carnegie President Matthew Scott

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In 1903 the Carnegie Institution established a Desert Laboratory to explore the properties of desert plants. From that humble stone building in Tucson, Arizona, eventually emerged our spectacular Department of Plant Biology on the Stanford ...
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Jun
26
2015

Carnegie and friends celebrate Arthur Grossman's 65th birthday

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Jun
23
2015

Martin Jonikas

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Jun
16
2015

Zhiyong Wang Receives Germany’s Humboldt Research Award

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Washington, DC — Carnegie’s Zhiyong Wang will receive the Humboldt Research Award, one of Germany’s most-prestigious prizes. Granted by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation up to 100 times each year, the award honors academics “whose fundamental ...
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May
28
2015

Quasi-sexual gene transfer and recombination drives genetic diversity of hot spring bacteria

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Stanford, CA — New work from a team including Carnegie’s Devaki Bhaya and Michelle Davison used massive DNA sequencing of bacterial populations that grow in the hot springs in Yellowstone National Park to determine their genetic diversity and ...
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May
12
2015

Scientific Communication Workshop 2015

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Apr
23
2015

Ehrhardt named Royal Microscopical Society honorary fellow

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Stanford, CA— Carnegie’s David Ehrhardt has been awarded an honorary fellowship of the Royal Microscopical Society. It was announced during the society’s Botanical Microscopy 2015 meeting at Exeter University. Potential fellows must be nominated and ...
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Apr
09
2015

Hormones that guide root growth rates revealed

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Stanford, CA— A plant's roots grow and spread into the soil, taking up necessary water and minerals. The tip of a plant's root is a place of active cell division followed by cell elongation, with different zones dedicated to different functions, all ...
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Mar
31
2015

Winslow Briggs: where is he now?

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