TuesdayNewsdayVol. 10 - Issue 39 - July 23, 2024 |  |
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 The researchers used a complex computer model based on hydrothermal circulation as it occurs on Earth. After changing variables like gravity, heat, rock properties, and fluid-circulation depth, they found that hydrothermal vents could be sustained under a wide range of conditions. |
A new study led by Andrew Fisher, distinguished professor of earth and planetary sciences, suggests that lower-temperature vents, which are common across Earth's seafloor, may help to create life-supporting conditions on "ocean worlds" in our solar system. |
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 | Seeing Through Stone opened in April, but is now hosting a unique opportunity to walk through the exhibition with one of the artists. |
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 | Each year, the Academic Senate’s Committee on Teaching recognizes instructors who have demonstrated exemplary and inspiring teaching. |
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 | Students helped patch cybersecurity flaws that could have let millions of customers run loads of laundry for free. |
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 | Marizza Delgado (Rachel Carson ’21, technology and information management) was crowned Miss New York USA out of 170 contestants |
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 | Over the past year, work continued on decarbonizing campus infrastructure focusing on the full decarbonization and electrification of the campus. |
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