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January 2014 Newsletter

January 2014

EXTREME PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY | RESERVOIRS AND FLUXES | DEEP ENERGY | DEEP LIFE

This month's highlights in deep carbon science. To see more, visit the DCO website.

A Letter from DCO's Executive Director

DCO at the 2013 AGU Fall Meeting

Carbon in Melts from Ol Doinyo Lengai Volcano

DCO Summer School APPLY NOW

Spin Transition in Deep-Mantle Ferromagnesite

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January 2014 Newsletter

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