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05/18/2015

Caltech Students Named Goldwater Scholars

Lorinda Dajose

Two Caltech students, Saaket Agrawal and Paul Dieterle, have been awarded Barry M. Goldwater scholarships for the 2015–16 academic year. The program, established by Congress in 1986, provides financial support to college students who intend to pursue research careers in science, mathematics, and engineering.

05/15/2015

The Planet Finder: A Conversation with Dimitri Mawet

Douglas Smith

Associate Professor of Astronomy Dimitri Mawet, who recently joined Caltech from the Paranal Observatory in Chile, searches for solar systems around other stars, and hopes to one day discover a planet much like our own.

05/12/2015

Scoville Awarded Radio Astronomy Lectureship

Lorinda Dajose

The lectureship, awarded from the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) and the Associated Universities, Inc, is named for Karl Jansky, a pioneer in the field of radio astronomy and the first to detect radio waves from a cosmic source.

05/11/2015

Imaging the Entire Radio Sky 24/7

Kimm Fesenmaier

The Owens Valley Long Wavelength Array is producing stunning videos of the radio sky.

05/07/2015

NuSTAR Observations Hold Key to Supernova Mysteries

Ker Than

New findings support some of the fundamental theories and supercomputer model predictions made at Caltech about the lopsided inner workings of these explosive stellar giants.

05/05/2015

Searching for Vibrations from the Big Bang

Douglas Smith

For a brief instant after the Big Bang, the universe flew apart at speeds faster than light; the gravitational waves from this expansion sowed the seeds of galaxies. Caltech professor Jamie Bock is hunting for an echo of these waves in the cosmic microwave background.

04/29/2015

Simon Wins International Mathematics Prize

Lorinda Dajose

Barry Simon, the IBM Professor of Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at Caltech, has been awarded the International János Bolyai Prize of Mathematics for 2015 by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

04/29/2015

JPL News: NuSTAR Captures Possible Beacons from Dead Stars

Peering into the heart of the Milky Way galaxy, NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) has spotted a mysterious glow of high-energy X-rays.

04/24/2015

Theoretical Physicist Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship

Lorinda Dajose

Sean Carroll, a research professor of physics, was awarded the mid-career fellowship, which recognizes those who have "demonstrated exceptional capacity for productive scholarship or exceptional creative ability in the arts."

04/21/2015

“Combing” Through Terahertz Waves

Kimm Fesenmaier

New device created by Caltech chemists opens the door for many new applications in a variety of fields from astronomy to chemistry and beyond.

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