Carnegie Institution

The Carnegie Institution, founded by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1902, is a prominent scientific research organization in the United States. It supports groundbreaking studies across various fields, including astronomy, genetics, and earth sciences. The institution operates several research departments and affiliated observatories, such as the Carnegie Observatories in California. Its mission is to advance knowledge and address complex scientific questions through innovative research, often collaborating with universities and other institutions. The Carnegie Institution is known for its contributions to scientific knowledge and has played a significant role in various major discoveries throughout its history.