The Sciences also served as the basis for Hazen’s 60-lecture video and audio course, “The Joy of Science, ” which is distributed nationally as part of the Great Courses series (The Teaching Company, Chantilly, Virginia). Why Aren’t Black Holes Black: Unanswered Questions at the Frontiers of Science (Anchor, 1998), written with Maxine Singer, adopts the style of Science Matters, but focuses on the most compelling unanswered questions that drive today’s science. Genesis: The Scientific Quest for Life’s Origin (Joseph Henry Press, 2005), with a companion 24-lecture series, “The Origins of Life” (The Teaching Company, 2005), surveys the origins-of-life research field.
International Society for the Study of the Origins of Life (Elected to the Executive Council, 2011-2014) American Geophysical Union (Elected Fellow, 2019; Mineral Physics Committee Executive Panel, 1984-88; Macelwane Award Committee, 1986-88; Journal of Geophysical Research Associate Editor, 1985-87; Editor of “Mineral Physics News, ” 1984-1987; History of Geophysics Committee; Sullivan Award Committee, 1999-2002) National Research Council (Committee on K-12 Science Education and Executive Committee, 1995-2001; National Science Education Standards, writing team; Working Group on Teaching Evolution and coauthor Teaching About Evolution and the Nature of Science; writing team for 3rd edition of Evolution and Creationism, 2004-2007; Physics and Chemistry of Earth Materials Steering Committee, 1985-87; Board of Earth Sciences Committee on Education) National Academy of Sciences, Science and Entertainment Exchange, Advisory Board, 2008-2016 National Science Foundation, Biosciences Directorate Advisory Board, 2009-2012; Distinguished Lecturer, 2012 and 2017.
Furthermore, as many as 60% of known mineral species on Earth probably could not have appeared prior to the origin and evolution of life. Recent mineral evolution studies reveal significant correlations between Earth’s near-surface mineralogy and the supercontinent cycle, changes in atmospheric and ocean chemistry, and the emergence of the terrestrial biosphere.
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Employment History (Professional Music) Robert Hazen played symphonic trumpet professionally from 1966 until his retirement in November 2016. He was a tenured member of the National Gallery Orchestra (1977-2010), the National Philharmonic (2004-2010), and the Washington Bach Consort (1977-2010). He studied in Boston with Natalo Paella, Andre Come, and Armando Ghitalla, and in Washington with Steven Hendrickson, Adel Sanchez, Emerson Head, and Chris Gekker. He appeared as soloist with the Boston Symphony Esplanade Orchestra, the National Gallery Orchestra, the Washington Handel Festival Orchestra, the Washington Chamber Symphony, the National Gallery Orchestra, the Emmanuel Music Orchestra (Boston), and on BBC TV in England in a live performance of Henry Purcell’s Sonata in D. Hazen has given many recitals in the United States and Great Britain, including the Busch-Reisinger and Gardner Museums in Boston, the Smithsonian and Corcoran Museums in Washington, and Kings College and St. Johns College in Cambridge England.
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American Association for the Advancement of Science (Fellow, 1996; Committee for the Public Understanding of Science, 2001-2008) Geological Society of America (Fellow, 2015; Pardee Symposium Chair, 2012) Geochemical Society (Plenary Lecturer, 2012; Fellow, 2013) American Chemical Society (Ipatief Prize, 1986) American Institute of Physics (Andrew Gemant Award Committee, 1997-2003) Geological Society of Washington (Bradley Lecturer, 2011) Sigma Xi (Distinguished Lecturer, 2008-2010) History of Earth Science Society National Committee for the History of Geology (Executive Committee and Secretary, 1978-1983) International Committee for the History of Geology (Corresponding Member, 1983-1989) International Federation of Musicians, AFL-CIO (1971-) Advisory Board Memberships Rruff.
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Curriculum Vitae | ROBERT M. HAZENORCHID ID: 0000-0003-4163-8644 Work Address (CIW): Earth and Planets Laboratory 5251 Broad Branch Road, NW Washington, DC 20015-1305 Work Telephone: 202-478-8962 FAX: 202-478-8901 E-mail rhazen@carnegiescience. edu Websites: http://hazen. gl. ciw. edu http://deepcarbon.
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com/watch? v=vvsRXWxOX-w Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Science Friday Lecture (2018). com/watch? v=_oiAVmgLPpY Outstanding Student Paper Award, AGU Annual Meeting (2018; served as mentor) Frontiers Lecturer, University of Utah (2017). com/watch? v=BX9-d9Rp9dM Elected Honorary Membership, Russian Mineralogical Society (2017) Vienna Museum of Natural History, Guest of Honor at opening of their “Mineral Evolution” exhibit (2017) The Chauncey Holmes Lecture, Syracuse University (2017) Roebling Medal, Mineralogical Society of America (2016) The Morgan Lecturer, Appalachian State University (2016) Elected Fellow, Geological Society of America (2015) Austrian Academy of Sciences, Mineral Evolution symposium held in his honor (2015) The Leibnitz Lecturer, University of Potsdam (2015) The Ingerson Lecturer of the Geochemical Society (2014) Foster-Hewitt Lecturer, Lehigh University (2014) Elected Fellow, Geochemical Society (2014) Plenary Keynote Lecturer, Society of Economic Geology (2014) Plenary Keynote Lecturer, American Society of Cell Biology (2014) Keynote Lecturer, Gordon Research Conference on Biomineralization (2014) Keynote Lecturer (2 sessions), International Mineralogical Association (2014) Capital Science Lecturer, Carnegie Institution (2014) Arthur Storke Lecturer, Columbia University (2013) Finalist, Phi Beta Kappa Science Book Prize (2013) Semi-Finalist, Royal Society (London) Science Book Prize (2013) Nobel Symposium Lecturer, Royal Academy, Stockholm, Sweden (2013) Linus Pauling Lecturer, Portland, Oregon (2013) Qualline Lecture, University of Texas (2013) Naff Symposium Lecture, University of Kentucky (2013) Plenary Lecturer, Goldschmidt Conference (2013) Condon Lecture, Oregon State University (2012) Moore Lecture, Oregon State University (2012) Vetlesen and Fish Lectures, University of Rhode Island (2012) Virginia Outstanding Faculty Award (2011) Linnaeus Prize and Lecture, Uppsala, Sweden (2011) Keynote Lecturer, Deep Carbon Cycle Workshop, Sendai, Japan (2011) Keynote Lecturer, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Annual Meeting, Washington DC (2011) Distinguished Scientist Lecture, Trinity University, San Antonio, TX (2010) Keynote Lecturer, Origins of Life Symposium, Groningen, Netherlands (2010) Keynote Lecturer, Synthetic Biology Symposium, Vienna, Austria (2010) Pardee Symposium Organizer, Geological Society of America, Denver, CO (2010) Keynote Lecturer, International Mineralogical Association, Budapest, Hungary (2010) The Bradley Lecture, Geological Society of Washington (2010) Mineralogical Society of America, Distinguished Public Service Medal (2009) The Baldwin Lecture, Miami University of Ohio (2009) The Charter Lecturer, University of Georgia (2009) “Mineral evolution” selected by Science News as a “science story of the year” (2008) Sigma Xi, Distinguished Public Lecturer (2008-2010) National Science Foundation, Biosciences Directorate, Distinguished Public Lecturer (2007) Elected Chair, Gordon Research Conference on the Origin of Life (2007-2008) The Robert Reed Lecturer, The Ohio State University (2007) The Elsasser Lecturer, The Johns Hopkins University (2007) The Darwin Lecturer, Northwestern University (2007) The Sokol Lecturer, Montclair State University (2007) Invited Editor of Elements: Volume 1, #3, “Genesis” (2005); Volume 6, #1 “Mineral evolution” (2010) Mineralogical Society of America, Elected Vice President (2003-2004) and President (2004-2005); Distinguished Lecturer (2003-2004) “Life’s Rocky Start” selected for Best Science Writing of 2001, Natalie Angier, Editor.
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