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Fall 2015

Are We Alone in the Universe?

When they first began their science careers, neither Phillips Professor of Astronomy Dimitar Sasselov nor sixth-year graduate student Elisabeth Newton intended to search for extraterrestrial life—but that is exactly what they are both doing today.

Colloquy

Fall 2015

Driven to Connect

Whether researchers are studying the cosmos for signs of life or investigating the motivations behind political formation (or lack thereof), they seem driven by the same impulse: to seek out others.

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Fall 2015

Group Think

Throughout our history, human beings have sorted themselves into groups. But why did groups form in the first place?

Colloquy

Fall 2015

Starting from Scratch

Simple or complex, the microscope is the biologist’s most indispensable instrument.

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Are We Alone in the Universe?

Driven to Connect

Group Think

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