Passing of Cesare Marchetti
Cesare Marchetti passed away this morning in Tuscany just short of his 96th birthday. After meeting Cesare in 1978, Jesse Ausubel became fascinated with Cesare’s ideas about the importance and…
Cesare Marchetti passed away this morning in Tuscany just short of his 96th birthday. After meeting Cesare in 1978, Jesse Ausubel became fascinated with Cesare’s ideas about the importance and…
…to Savithri Narayanan for her photo of this sign “Soy el arbol!!” on a tree in a Chilean park with its true and poetic message (translated into English by Jesse)….
Jesse offered the closing remarks in Italian at the 9 October symposium of the Deep Carbon Observatory at the Accademia dei Lincei in Rome. An English translation is also included…
…by Alessandro Vezzosi and Agnese Sabato. An English edition should appear in 2025. We post Jesse Ausubel’s Afterword in both languages as well as the draft table of contents. The…
THE BARCODE OF LIFE: a short DNA sequence, from a uniform locality on the genome, used for identifying species DNA barcoding: an emerging global standard for identifying species DNA Barcode…
The French newspaper Le Monde on 15 August 2008 featured an excellent article and an interview by Dominique de Saint Pern about the technical and scientific progress of the film…
…November 2015 Jesse offered the closing remarks in Italian at the 9 October symposium of the Deep Carbon Observatory at the Accademia dei Lincei in Rome. An English translation is…
…covered by all the big media outlets — BBC, CNN International, AP, ABC News–, made it into print in ten nations, and was reported in English, Japanese, French, and Spanish….
…Finally, English historian of science Simon Mitton, has completed the first history of deep carbon science, Carbon from Crust to Core: A Chronicle of Deep Carbon Science. Mitton’s 400-page book,…
…the English-speaking world. As part of the ceremonies, Ausubel delivered a 600th Anniversary Lecture, ΒEvery Fish in the Sea: Findings of the First Census of Marine Life.Β For over three…