Current wisdom estimates that there has been life on Earth for over 3.5 billion years. While we can trace the evolution of life using paleontology and phylogenetic techniques, the chemical...
A special, open-access volume represents the first major collective publication of the DCO, and an astonishing look at the new field of deep carbon science.
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The accurate measurement of experimentally generated ultrahigh pressure is difficult. In the past scientists compared values of static and dynamic pressures to calibrate such high pressure. However, this technique introduces a large range of uncertainty, as...
A particular challenge in deep carbon chemistry is modeling chemical changes under deep earth conditions. A chemical reaction that takes place in a lab, at room...
The Kazan Workshop on Abiotic Hydrocarbons—co-sponsored by the President of the Republic of Tatarstan and the Deep Carbon Observatory (DCO)—was held 13-17 April 2013 on the...
Earth’s mantle is a complex and heterogeneous mixture. Understanding the chemical composition of the mantle, which comprises over 80% of Earth’s volume, and how...
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Jun 5 2013Narragansett, RI, USA
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Jun 17 2013Anchorage, AK USA
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Jun 23 2013South Hadley, MA, USA
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Jul 7 2013Seattle, WA, USA
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Jul 7 2013Seattle, WA, USA
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Jul 20 2013Kagoshima, Japan
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Aug 25 2013Florence, Italy
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Aug 25 2013Veyrier-du-Lac, France
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Sep 2 2013Etna Volcano, Sicily
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Sep 11 2013Fukuoka, Japan
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