Neighborhood Lecture Series
Whether in person or virtual, our Neighborhood Lectures provide an opportunity for our friends and neighbors to explore the world from the perspective of scientists who are working at the leading edge of scientific discovery.
The lectures begin at 6:30 PM EDT and last for approximately one hour, followed by a brief question and answer period. Please note that registration for these events is required! We will also be streaming to our YouTube channel.
Upcoming Lectures
Our Neighborhood Lecture Series connects scientists to the community through engaging lectures about the research we do here at the Earth and Planets Laboratory. We host these lectures in the spring and fall. Stay tuned for more!
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Recent Recordings
Exploring for diamonds and what they tell us about how the Earth works
A new golden age for sample return missions
Minerals: Earth's Ultimate Time Capsules with Dr. Robert Hazen
Peer into space with the Giant Magellan Telescope’s Chief of Science Rebecca Bernstein
The Science of Star Trek
Hot Jupiters, Super Puffs,& Lava Planets, Oh My! Exoplanet Science in JWST Year 1
What makes a planet habitable?
A New Creation Story for the Earth and Moon | Neighborhood Lecture Series
Earth's First Crust | Neighborhood Lecture Series
How to change the freezing point of water and other curiosities from between the anvils.
Bringing Asteroids to Earth: A Trip to the Early Solar System
Come not between a dragon and its wrath | Neighborhood Lecture Series
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