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Who lives in the sea floor? The sediments that blanket the sea floor contain tremendous numbers of microorganisms. This deep marine biosphere, which is probed by deep-sea drilling, is a new frontier for microbiologists and geochemists.

• Authors : Pearson, Ann

• Source: Nature. August 21, 2008, Vol. 454 Issue 7207, p952, 2 p.

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Torben R. Christensen.

• Source: Nature. December, 2008, Vol. 456 Issue 7222, , xiii, p1 p.

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Harry Elderfield (1943-2016): geochemist who deciphered chemical signatures in the modern and ancient oceans.

• Source: Nature. May 19, 2016, p322, 1 p.

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Budget crunch hits Keeling's curves: scientist struggles to maintain long-standing carbon dioxide record and more recent atmospheric-oxygen monitor.

• Authors : Tollefson, Jeff

• Source: Nature. November 21, 2013, Vol. 503 Issue 7476, p321, 2 p.

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Coming up.

• Source: Nature. August 13, 2015, Vol. 524 Issue 7564, p141, 1 p.

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Robert A. Berner (1935-2015): geochemist who quantified the carbon cycle.

• Authors : Canfield, Don

• Source: Nature. February 26, 2015, p484, 1 p.

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Ancient rocks bear traces of Earth's tumultuous early years.

• Authors : Upadhyay, Dewashish

• Source: Nature. June 25, 2009, Vol. 459 Issue 7250, p1032, 1 p.

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A geochemist wonders about the Solar System's true age.

• Authors : Albarede, Francis

• Source: Nature. August 14, 2008, Vol. 454 Issue 7206, p807, 1 p.

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Highly siderophile elements in Earth's mantle as a clock for the Moon-forming impact.

• Authors : Jacobson, Seth A.; Morbidelli, Alessandro; Raymond, Sean N.

• Source: Nature. April, 2014, Vol. 508 Issue 7494, p84, 4 p.

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Key Collaborator.

• Source: Nature. October 26, 2006, Vol. 443 Issue 7114, , xiii, p1 p.

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