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300 members of the Deep Carbon Observatory community met from 24-26 October 2019 in Washington, DC, USA, for “Deep Carbon 2019: Launching the Next Decade of Deep Carbon Science.” This international…
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra is creating a debut recording of composer David Earl’s Symphony in C: A Carbon Symphony to be available on Spotify and other music streaming platforms in…
Photographer Matthew Wordell accompanied the science team to document a ‘behind the scenes’ perspective of what it was like to conduct field research during the ABOVE project.
Film maker Zach Voss of Retroscope Media accompanied the ABOVE science team to document what it’s like to sample volcanoes in remote Papua New Guinea.
The AGU Fall Meeting returns to the Moscone Center in San Francisco for 2019. Use this day-by-day guide to find sessions of interest to DCO researchers.
How much carbon is in Earth’s interior? Where did it come from? What does it look like? And how does it move around? Find out in less than two minutes in this animated video summarizing the goals…
A stunning three-minute video captures the excitement, difficulties, and physical challenges of trying to figure out how Earth works. Made possible by the efforts of more than 1200 scientists in 55…
This decadal report details remarkable scientific advancements in the understanding of deep carbon—how much exists and where, how it moves, what forms it takes, and where it originated—made by an…
Deep Carbon Observatory highlights 10 top discoveries to celebrate first 10 years of a global investigation of Earth’s largest, least-known ecosystem: 1,200 scientists from 55 nations, 1,400 peer-…
Nature has published a special collection of DCO research that previously appeared in Nature journals. Many of the papers and commissioned review articles will be freely available for one year after…
A decade of DCO research from the Extreme Physics and Chemistry community is synthesized in an American Geophysical Union Monograph entitled Carbon in Earth’s Interior, to be published in December…