Carnegie Hall

Carnegie Science is a nonprofit scientific research organization established in 1902 to fund and conduct research in the United States. Its work spans astronomy, geochemistry, geophysics, cosmochemistry, mineral physics, Earth science, and planetary science. Through laboratories and interdisciplinary researchers, it advances discovery, innovation, and exploration, while supporting scientific training, postdoctoral fellowships, internships, and collaboration across related fields. Its laboratories investigate Earth, planets, materials, and the origins of the universe.