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The Media Relations Office at JPL is responsible for issuing press releases and hosting media events. As an institution, discussing new discoveries with the public is key to JPL's success as an institution. Below are selected press releases from JPL about new advances in many research fields.
NASA Ozone Study May Benefit Air Standards, Climate
A new NASA-led study finds that when it comes to combating global warming caused by emissions of ozone-forming chemicals, location matters. Read the news release 'NASA Ozone Study May Benefit Air Standards, Climate'

25th Annual High-Tech Small Business Conference
JPL will present this event on March 5-6, 2013 in Los Angeles, Calif. Read the news release '25th Annual High-Tech Small Business Conference'

Deep Space Atomic Clock Ticks Toward Success
Dr. Todd Ely, principal investigator for NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., spotlights the paradigm-busting innovations now in development to revolutionize spaceflight navigation. Read the news release 'Deep Space Atomic Clock Ticks Toward Success'

NASA Study Could Improve Hurricane Strength Forecasts
Forecasters could be able to predict how intense tropical cyclones like Hurricane Sandy will be by analyzing relative-humidity levels within their large-scale environments. Read the news release 'NASA Study Could Improve Hurricane Strength Forecasts'

What Goes Down Must Come Back Up
In 2010-11, global sea level fell nearly a quarter inch. But, when it comes to long-term sea level, what comes down must eventually come back up. Read the news release 'What Goes Down Must Come Back Up'

Quakesim and NASA Mobile App Win NASA Software Award
NASA software that models the behavior of earthquake faults and NASA's first mobile application are co-winners of NASA's 2012 Software of the Year Award. Read the news release 'Quakesim and NASA Mobile App Win NASA Software Award'

Researchers Brew Up Organics on Ice
JPL researchers are creating concoctions of organics, or carbon-bearing molecules, on ice in the lab, then zapping them with lasers. Read the news release 'Researchers Brew Up Organics on Ice'

2012 JPL Outstanding Postdoctoral Research Awards
Winners of the annual 2012 Postdoc Research Day gave seminars on their research and were presented with plaques to commemorate the event. Read the news release '2012 JPL Outstanding Postdoctoral Research Awards'

Up, Up, and Away
Teams from JPL and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo conduct a balloon technology demonstration field test for an upcoming CubeSat launch. Read the news release 'Up, Up, and Away'

President Obama Honors NASA Scientists and Engineers
President Obama has named six NASA individuals, including one from JPL, as recipients of the 2011 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). Read the news release 'President Obama Honors NASA Scientists and Engineers'

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