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SAGANet Community Newsletter - Oct. 2018
Contents:
SAGANet news
Astrobiology news
- Twice the size of Earth: new exoplanet discovery ideal for detailed characterization
- Artificial Intelligence helps breakthrough listen find new fast radio burst
- Cryovolcanism helped shape dwarf planet Ceres
- ExoMars highlights radiation risk for Mars future astronauts
- Fat from 558 million years ago reveals earliest known animals
- Dust storms on Titan spotted for the first time
- Bacteria's password for sporulation hasn't changed in 2.7 billion years
- More news from Astrobiology Magazine...
- More news from Sciworthy...
International newsletters
For students and professionals
- NASA Postdoctoral Position: Emergence of Metabolism and Mineral-Organic Chemistry on Early Earth and Ocean Worlds
- NASA Seeking Partner in Contest to Name Next Mars Rover
- JAXA International Top Young Fellowship. Application due November 20, 2018
- More...
Upcoming meetings and events
- Science Talk 2019 Annual Science Communication Conference in Portland, Oregon, April 4-5, 2019
- Women in Space Conference, Feb 7-8, 2019, Scottsdale, AZ
- The First Billion Years: Habitability conference, September 8–12, 2019 in Big Sky, Montana
- Save the Date! AbSciCon 2019 will be held June 24-28, 2019 in Seattle, Washington
- Mars Extant Life: What’s next? (Abstract due November 15)
- More...
Astrobiology 101
Astrobiology Blogs
Forum
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