We are delighted to welcome Laurent Grasso to the SETI AIR program. Laurent is the winner of the Algorithmic Imaginings Art ...
The SETI Institute’s Artist in Residency (AIR) program is excited to announce that French-born conceptual artist Laurent ...
Are We Alone?” From celebrating 40 years of groundbreaking research to exploring the potential of AI in extraterrestrial ...
November 26, 2024, Mountain View, CA – Dr. Sofia Sheikh from the SETI Institute led a study that sheds new light on how pulsar signals—the spinning remnants of massive stars—distort as they travel ...
Dr. Ginny Gulick examines erosional features on Mars, looking for the tell-tale signs of running water in Mars’ geological history. Some of the meandering valley networks that lace the landscape may ...
Back row, left to right: Sophie Clark, Celeste Paerels, Bobby Scott, Jesus Luna, Trenton Turpin, Josh Grajales.
How do we know where to look for life on other planets? SETI scientists use analog sites on Earth, not only to study how life has evolved here, but the geological conditions that made it possible.
One day, humanity may send a spacecraft to the realm of Saturn, targeting one of its most fascinating moons: Enceladus. This "ocean world," hidden beneath a thick shell of ice, harbors a vast, liquid ...
Danielle Siembieda is a systems artist whose work bridges community engagement, emerging technologies, and environmental issues. She has been an artist-in-residence at the University of California, ...
The SETI Institute’s Artist in Residence (AIR) program announced the shortlist for its Beyond Silos STEAM (Science, ...
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