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Caltech Submillimeter Observatory
March 5, 2021
Caltech Submillimeter Observatory Site Decommissioning Plan Approved by Maunakea Management Board
Black and white microscope image of pill-shaped bacteria
March 4, 2021
How an "Antibiotic" Helps Bacteria Eat
A satellite image of the Himalayas
March 3, 2021
The "Breathing" Himalaya
Perseverance rover, part of the Mars 2020 mission
March 3, 2021
Watson Lecture on March 10: Ken Farley Explores the Perseverance Rover's Mission on Mars
Photo of Professor Brian Jacobson
March 2, 2021
A Conversation with Brian Jacobson
A man wears a green button down shirt and smiles for a photo outdoors
March 1, 2021
Rob Phillips Awarded 2021 Feynman Teaching Prize
A ship, bottom right, steams out from shore unspooling the Curie cable
February 25, 2021
Using Submarine Cables to Detect Earthquakes
A red laser light shines through a flat waveguide on a metal workbench.
February 24, 2021
New Insight into Nonlinear Optical Resonators Unlocks Door to Numerous Potential Applications
Conceptual graphic on wearable devices
February 24, 2021
Ask a Caltech Expert: Professor Chiara Daraio on Wearable Devices To Track COVID-19
Stock image of stock market activity
February 23, 2021
"What Is a Short Squeeze?" and Other Pressing Stock Market Questions Answered
Researchers placed more than 3,000 glowing moon-shaped nanoscale molecular devices into a flower-shaped instrument for indicating the polarization of light. The "moons" in each of the 12 petals points in a different direction, and only glows when struck by polarized light matching its orientation. The end result is a flower whose petals light up in sequence as the polarization of light shined upon it is rotated. The flower, which spans a distance smaller than the width of a human hair, demonstrates that thousands of molecules can be reliably oriented on the surface of a chip.
February 19, 2021
Engineers Place Molecule-Scale Devices in Precise Orientation
drawing comparing the Curiosity and Perseverance Mars rovers
February 18, 2021
From Caltech Magazine: Mars 2020: Evolution of a Rover
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