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| Second Astrobiology Science Conference |
7-11 April 2002
NASA Ames Research Center
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| First Astrobiology Science Conference |
3-5 April 2000
NASA Ames Research Center
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The Astrobiology Web: Your Online Guide to the Living Universe TM
Student's Guide to Astrobiology |
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4 October 1998:
Majoring in Martians, Wired
"Graduates will be able to receive degrees in 11 areas, with an emphasis in astrobiology. Students
can choose from oceanography, astronomy, aeronautics and astronautics, genetics, chemistry,
biochemistry, microbiology, atmospheric sciences, geophysics, geological sciences, or history as
their core focus of study. "
1 October 1998: UW prepares for first graduate program in astrobiology to train those who will hunt for life in outer space, University of Washington press release
23 September 1998:
"Planetary Biology", hosted by Tom Morris, Fullerton California
30 April 1998:
Student winners to be honored in Washington, DC, [list of the winners], NASA press release
22 January 1998: NASA Comet and Jupiter missions offer educator rellowships, JPL press release
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NASA Resources:
The NASA Astrobiology Academy, NASA Ames Research Center
The NASA Astrobiology Institute (NAI)
University Programs:
Astrobiology: The Search for Life on Other Worlds Integrating the Sciences in an Inquiry-based High School Course, TERC and NSF
Voyages Through Time: A New Curriculum Development Project, The SETI Institute
Tulane University Environmental Astrobiology Center
Stanford University: Astrobiology and Space Exploration, Human Biology 107, Spring 1998
class schedule, abstracts of lectures, information for students, and additional references. [HMTL] [Word] [Adobe Acrobat]
Taught by: Dr. Malcolm Cohen, NASA Ames Research Center email: mmcohen@mailarc.nasa.gov
University of Washington UW prepares for first graduate program in astrobiology to train those who will hunt for life in outer space, 1 October 1998 press release
Orgeon State University: HC 407 Astrobiology: The Living Universe, 3 UHC credits, Taught by Dr. Terri Lomax email: lomaxt@bcc.orst.edu
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