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2002 Annual Science Report

University of Colorado, Boulder Reporting  |  JUL 2001 – JUN 2002

Executive Summary

Astrobiological research encompasses an array of scientific disciplines that is commensurate with the vastness of the range of the subject matter it pursues-from the origin and evolution of genes and the amazing complexity of microbiological systems on Earth to the life-process pertinence of the climatic and environmental characteristics of Mars and Saturn’s Titan to the far reaches of other solar systems in the Milky Way.

The University of Colorado Center for Astrobiology is a collaborative effort among faculty, researchers, and students from departments and programs that span the breadth of disciplines that are pertinent to the field. Our approach has been to bring together research activities in the entire range of disciplines in astrobiology in a way that will emphasize the manner in which the various disciplines are interconnected with each other and in which multiple approaches are necessary in order to understand the potential ... Continue reading.

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  • There are no publications for this team in the 2002 annual report.

2002 Teams