Mass extinctions, massive questions: Prof. David Jablonski honored for evolution research
Paleontologist receives Darwin-Wallace Medal for unique approach to evolution, extinction studies
In surprise discovery, NASA rover finds cracks in ancient Martian mud
Conditions that created the cracks could have been favorable for emergence of microscopic life
NASA selects UChicago scientist to analyze extraterrestrial samples from Martian moon
In Q&A, Prof. Nicolas Dauphas discusses what we can learn from mission to Phobos
The clams that fell behind, and what they can tell us about evolution and extinction
UChicago scientists study how bivalves evolved after the Cambrian Explosion
Was Venus ever habitable? New UChicago study casts doubt
Research suggests the planet lost its water early on in its history
Deep earthquakes could reveal secrets of the Earth’s mantle
Study uses 350-mile-deep earthquake to make elusive measurements of the Earth’s layers
What “living drill bits” can teach us about evolution
Clams that can bore into solid rock show surprising patterns of evolution, UChicago study finds
The Southern Hemisphere is stormier than the Northern, and we finally know why
UChicago research offers first concrete explanation for difference, and show it is getting even stormier over time