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November 2015 Newsletter

November 2015

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

Exploring Diamond Formation in Deep Earth: Fluid-Rock Interactions and pH Drop

DEEPER VIEW: Water and Rock React to Form Diamonds and Hydrocarbons

USING THE DCO WEBSITE

Several Eukaryotic Species Found Living Deep in Earth’s Crust

DCO at the 2015 AGU Fall Meeting: Sessions, Papers, and Events

Oman Drilling Project Update and Opportunities

WORKSHOP REPORT: EXTREME BIOPHYSICS
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Honors and Awards
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