02/12/2019
Famed Oceanographer Walter Munk (BS '39, MS '40) Dead at 101
Elise Cutts
Caltech mourns the passing of alumnus and famed oceanographer Walter Munk.
05/25/2018
Geobiology Student Receives Goldwater Scholarship
Lori Dajose
Amanda Hazel Dilmore is a recipient of Goldwater Scholarship for the 2018–19 academic year.
05/15/2018
JPL News: Old Data Reveal New Evidence of Europa Plumes
Re-examining data from an old mission brings new insights to the question of whether Jupiter's moon Europa has the ingredients to support life.
05/08/2018
Moving Magnetic Fields Disrupt Ice Nucleation
Robert Perkins
A study by the Tokyo Institute of Technology and Caltech finds that magnetic fields can be manipulated to affect naturally occurring magnetite in tissue, hindering ice formation
04/20/2018
Caltech Event Provides Introduction to Climate Science
Robert Perkins
Four Caltech faculty members delivered lectures during Earth Week about climate and how it is changing.
04/11/2018
Caltech Offers Climate School
Robert Perkins
Four Caltech faculty members will deliver seminars during Earth Week about climate and how it is changing.
04/02/2018
Best-selling Author to Highlight Disastrous North Pole Expedition in Caltech Lecture
Emily Velasco
As part of the James Michelin Distinguished Visitors Program, historian and author Hampton Sides will visit Caltech on April 10 to lecture on the ill-fated 1879 expedition of the USS Jeannette to the North Pole.
03/09/2018
JPL News: Jupiter's Jet-Streams Are Unearthly
Newly published findings from the Juno mission improve understanding of Jupiter's interior structure.
03/05/2018
Massive Astrophysical Objects Governed by Subatomic Equation
Lori Dajose
Surprisingly, a quintessential equation of quantum mechanics emerges while studying astronomical disks of orbiting material.
02/15/2018
Three Caltech Faculty Members Win Sloan Fellowships
Whitney Clavin
Three members of the Caltech faculty are among this year's Sloan Research Fellows.
02/09/2018
JPL News: New NASA Space Sensors to Address Key Earth Science Questions
A project team that includes Caltech's Bethany Ehlmann will place a sensor on the International Space Station to study dust sources and gauge dust’s impact on Earth's climate.
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