Each year, AGU recognizes individuals and teams for their accomplishments in research, education, science communication and outreach. Honorees and their…
The work of VPL PI Prof. Victoria Meadows was recently featured in AAS Nova. Her work, along with VPL researchers…
The work of VPL Researcher Miles Currie has been featured in two AAS Nova articles: Is There More To Life…
VPL researchers Eddie Schwieterman and Heather Graham have been featured in an Aeon article on combating the uncertainty associated with…
UWAB faculty member Eric Agol and Program Director Victoria Meadows were recently interviewed by Phil LaMarr with the Universe Unplugged:…
VPL Team member, and recent graduate from the University of Washington Astrobiology Program, Diana Windemuth (PhD Astronomy & Astrobiology, 2020),…
The UCR-based Alternative Earth’s Team has received a five-year funding award from the Interdisciplinary Consortium for Astrobiology Research (ICAR). VPL…
VPL Team members Roy Black, Sarah Keller and other collaborators in the Keller Lab in the Chemistry Department at the…
Deputy PI and Task B Co-Lead, Giada Arney, and one of the VPL team’s resident Venus experts, was recently honored…
Dorian Abbot and postdoctoral fellow Stephanie Olson’s recent publication “Oceanographic Considerations for Exoplanet Life Detection” has been receiving some press…
Graduate Student Jacob Lustig-Yaeger (University of Washington) presented an invited talk on “The Era of Terrestrial Exoplanet Characterization” at the…
The December edition of the journal Astrobiology is focused largely on Hot Springs and features two papers from VPL team…
VPL scientist Aomawa Shields’ recent paper on the Energy Budgets for Terrestrial Extrasolar Planets was featured in a AAS Nova…
In a recent paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Virtual Planetary Lab (VPL) team…
VPL researchers Josh Krissansen-Totton and David Catling have published an article in the journal Nature titled “Constraining climate sensitivity and…
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