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The Impact of World War I on the Sciences
Life at Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Deadline Closing for Names to Fly on NASA's Next Mars Rover
The deadline for sending your name to Mars is approaching.
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Victor and Elizabeth Atkins Professor of Chemistry
Robert Grubbs
Exposing undergraduate students to different kinds of research is a cause Nobel laureate Robert Grubbs cares about deeply. He intentionally welcomes undergraduates into his laboratory during the pivotal years when they begin to imagine their futures in science.
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Undergraduate Student
Nayla Abney
Nayla Abney took a chance leaving New Jersey and the East Coast to come to Caltech. She helped launch the inaugural season for women's soccer at Caltech in 2017 and says the sport and the team teach lessons that help her in the classroom and on the field. The chemical engineering major is inspired by the researchers and professors on campus, and she is committed to building a legacy for other young women at Caltech.
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Research Professor of Physics
Sean Carroll
While science is a powerful tool for understanding our universe, it is not the only one, insists Caltech theoretical physicist Sean Carroll. On Mindscape, his podcast, Carroll hosts conversations with interesting thinkers on topics across the academic spectrum: from superstring theory to the fall of Rome and everything in between.
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Undergraduate Student
Alex Wuschner
Thanks to scholarships, applied physics major Alex Wuschner can play baseball and try the dozen other things that make his Caltech experience fulfilling.
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Framing matters. We are so excited to see Frances Arnold’s portrait hung alongside those of other notable individ… https://t.co/uNAYlfZlkR
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In this op-ed for @caltechalumni's Techer, alumna Nicola Pell-Moelter (PhD '97) makes the case that corporations ca… https://t.co/PAaDGaWjrT
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At high enough atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations, Earth could reach a tipping point where marine stra… https://t.co/A1GQXQJD5Q
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Of making commodities by electrosynthesis, Caltech's Harry Gray says, "I think we'll be there within 10 years." https://t.co/68TE90eCPK
