Christopher Carr

Assistant Professor

Georgia Institute of Technology

United States

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Christopher Carr is an Assistant Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. His research focuses on astrobiology, with recent studies investigating halophilic growth, RNA template copying, and metabolic pathways of extremophiles. He also explores the implications of his work for planetary missions, including environments on Mars and Venus.

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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Inverse Relationship Between Halophilic Growth and Cell Integrity Under Extremely Chaotropic Conditions

Leveraging Machine Learning Approaches to Predict Organic Carbon Abundance in Mars‐Analog Hypersaline Lake Sediments

Overcoming nucleotide bias in the nonenzymatic copying of RNA templates

Water Uptake and Release of Nitrate Salt Mixtures of Relevance to the Atacama Desert and Mars

Translation as a Biosignature

Solid-State Single-Molecule Sensing with the Electronic Life-Detection Instrument for Enceladus/Europa (ELIE)

Unveiling metabolic pathways involved in the extreme desiccation tolerance of an Atacama cyanobacterium

An Experimental Approach to Inform Venus Astrobiology Mission Design and Science Objectives

Deducing the Composition of Venus Cloud Particles with the Autofluorescence Nephelometer (AFN)

Rocket Lab Mission to Venus

Competition between bridged dinucleotides and activated mononucleotides determines the error frequency of nonenzymatic RNA primer extension

Microbial diversity and activity in Southern California salterns and bitterns: analogues for remnant ocean worlds

Deep sequencing of non-enzymatic RNA primer extension

Nanopore sequencing at Mars, Europa, and microgravity conditions

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Jeff Bowman

Magdalena Osburn

Jens Boy

Avishek Dutta

Daniel Duzdevich

Travis Walton

Jack W. Szostak

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