06/20/2018
Chalk One Up for Science
Caltech team draws space-themed work at Pasadena Chalk Festival.
11/06/2017
The Neutron Dance
Caltech geochemist John Eiler aims to reveal “the genetics of everything.”
10/24/2017
Caltech Launches New Autonomous Systems Research Center
Robert Perkins
Caltech has created a new interdisciplinary research center focused on pioneering autonomous systems technologies.
10/17/2017
Caltech's Konstantin Batygin Named a Packard Fellow
Robert Perkins
Caltech's Konstantin Batygin has been named one of the 2017 Packard Fellows in Science and Engineering.
09/28/2017
Scenes from Frosh Camp
Lori Dajose
Many students got their first exposure to geology on the annual hike at freshmen orientation.
09/01/2017
The Massively Big Picture
Mark Simons is part of a movement to add precise and panoramic perspectives to previously limited geographic observations.
08/15/2017
How Friction Evolves During an Earthquake
Robert Perkins
Using high-speed photography and digital image correlation techniques, engineers study how friction along a faultline evolves during an earthquake.
07/17/2017
Key to Speeding Up Carbon Sequestration Discovered
Robert Perkins
Scientists identify the slow part of a chemical reaction that allows carbon to be sequestered in the ocean, and demonstrate how to speed it up with a common enzyme.
07/11/2017
NASA's Juno Spacecraft Completes Flyby over Jupiter's Great Red Spot
The NASA Juno mission completed a flyby of Jupiter on July 10 and will be sending images -- including close-ups of the Great Red Spot -- in the coming days.
06/29/2017
ASCIT and GSC Honor Excellence in Teaching
ASCIT and GSC annual awards celebrate outstanding professors and TAs.
06/15/2017
Break Through Prospers
Break Through, publicly launched just over a year ago, is already the most successful campaign in Caltech’s history.
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