Titan's largest crater might be the perfect cradle for life

3/19/2021 By | Jonathan O'Callaghan , Science Magazine

Lea Bonnefoy (‘15), quoted in this Science article, will be returning next academic year on a L'Oréal-UNESCO Young Talents France Prize For Women in Science.

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