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Christina Kumler: Water and MossWater dripping off a moss-covered rock face on a trail in the Columbia River Gorge.
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Noah Mendez: Undergrad in PCR hood*Undergrad Isha Parikh in a PCR hood, practicing micropipetting under the watchful eye of Dr. Andrew Blakney in the Fierer Lab.
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Luke Longren: Dobson spectrophotometer*A scientist operates a Dobson spectrophotometer to measure total column ozone. Located in American Samoa, this Dobson is one of many around the globe used to monitor the ozone layer.
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Robyn Marowitz: Iceberg outside NuukAn iceberg drifting outside Nuuk, Greenland; its turquoise depths glowing through the calm fjord water—an unforgettable moment after Greenland Science Week.
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Garrett Campbell: Mt. Batok, Mt. Bromo, and the peacefully puffing Mt. SemeruThe most conspicuous mountains in this picture, from front to back, are Mt. Batok, Mt. Bromo, and the peacefully puffing Mt. Semeru. Less than three weeks later, Semeru erupted violently.
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Saber Brasher: Enjoying the glow of aspensEnjoying the glow of aspens with company in Nederland, Colorado.
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John Cassano: Kara Hartig in strong winds*CIRES Visiting Fellow Postdoctoral Researcher Kara Hartig in strong winds and blowing snow on the Ross Ice Shelf while doing fieldwork in Antarctica.
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Brett Basarab: Cliffs of MoherCliffs of Moher in the late afternoon in County Clare, Ireland.
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Linda Pendergrass: Chipmunk photobombing Lake MoraineChipmunk photobombing beautiful Lake Moraine in Banff National Park.
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Twila Moon: Watching surface meltWatching surface melt disappear down a moulin on the Greenland Ice Sheet.
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Thomas Falkowski: Waves crashingWaves crashing on the beach in Todos Santos, Baja Sur, Mexico.
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Benjamin Sheffer: Young bighorns curl lipsTwo young bighorn sheep rams curl their lips to investigate smells during the rut in Waterton Canyon, Colorado.
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Zachary Decker: Starry night over the JungfrauStarry night over the Jungfrau. Taken atop the Jungfraujoch research station in Switzerland.
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Twila Moon: Checking out a weather stationChecking out an automatic weather station at the edge of the Greenland Ice Sheet, near the town of Kangerlussuaq on Greenland’s western coast.