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Tracking
Earth's Most Abundant Greenhouse Gas
CU-Boulder climate scientist David Noone
is spending the month of October leading
a ground-breaking research effort to track
Earth's most abundant greenhouse gas from
the top of Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano. Noone's
research team is writing about their water
vapor-tracking research in weekly posts from
the field.
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Tributes
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NIST/CU-Boulder
Scientists Create a New Form of Matter:
Deborah Jin (left), MacArthur Recipient;
Markus Greiner; and Cindy Regal. © Geoffrey
Wheeler
Awards and Honors
Grammy Awards
Takács
Quartet, Dave Grusin, Glenn Miller
MacArthur Fellowship
Deborah Jin, NIST and physics
Daniel Jurafsky, linguistics
Norman Pace, biology
Nobel Prize
John Hall, JILA and physics
Carl E Wieman, physics and JILA
Eric
A. Cornell, JILA and physics
Thomas
Cech, chemistry and biochemistry
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