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Recent News

02Mar

Mason Students’ Far-Out Idea Reaches Astronomical Heights

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Two George Mason University students looked at far-out planets with a different perspective and caught the astro-world’s attention this winter.... Read More →
24Feb

Great Escape: Mason Physicist Expands Satellite’s Atmospheric Studies

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The Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) satellite was created and launched in 2013 by a large team of scientists... Read More →
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Bonus Content

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Melanie Juba, who was awarded her Ph.D. in 2013 and also received her B.S. in Biology from Mason, talks about her experience as a doctoral candidate in the following video.