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  2. AbSciCon '08: Second Meeting of the Origins of Life Focus Group


    The meeting took place on April 17, 2008 during the AbSciCon 2008 in Santa Clara, California. 38 scientists participated in this meeting. As previously, this report summarizes main conclusions not only from the meeting, but also from a number of conversations that I had with members of the Group during the conference.

    The agenda consisted of four items:

    • A brief report on the upcoming ISSOL meeting in Florence.
    • Report from my presentation on our focus group to the NAI Executive...

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  3. NAI Student Poster Competition at AbSciCon 2008


    The competition was fierce! Of 37 posters representing the full gamut of astrobiology research areas, six finalists moved into second round judging, and four awards were made. Please join NAI in thanking our judges and congratulating this year’s winners:

    First place, $2,000, and the Frank Drake Award goes to Tsubasa Otake of Pennsylvania State University for his poster “Theoretical investigations of equilibrium and surface adsorption effects on mass-dependent fractionation in multiple sulfur isotope systems.”

    Second place, and $1,250 goes to Pamela...

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  4. AbSciCon '08: The Astrobiology Universe


    The opening speaker at the 2008 Astrobiology Science Conference (AbSciCon), Lord Martin Rees of the University of Cambridge, said that our universe may just be one of many. Multiple universes could be stacked sideways like sheets of paper, separated by only a thin margin of space. We would never know they were there unless we could be awakened to the existence of that other dimension.

    This could have been the theme...

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