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Caltech Outreach Captivates Crowds at City of STEM and Los Angeles Maker Faire
04/14/2023

Caltech Outreach Captivates Crowds at City of STEM and Los Angeles Maker Faire

Julia Ehlert
Caltech students shared research and science demonstrations with families at Los Angeles STEAM engagement fair
Caltech students share a demonstration with a young girl
Randomness in Quantum Machines Helps Verify Their Accuracy
01/24/2023

Randomness in Quantum Machines Helps Verify Their Accuracy

Whitney Clavin
New error-detection method takes advantage of the way quantum information is scrambled.
An illustration of a pattern of quantum randomness.
2022 Year in Review
12/19/2022

2022 Year in Review

As the end of 2022 quickly approaches, Caltech News looks back at our coverage of the research, discoveries, events, and experiences that shaped the Institute. Here are some highlights.
2022 Year in Review collage
Physicists observe wormhole dynamics using a quantum computer
11/30/2022

Physicists observe wormhole dynamics using a quantum computer

Whitney Clavin
The research is a step toward studying quantum gravity in the lab.
Artwork depicting a quantum experiment that studies traversable wormholes.
Caltech Alum Wins Nobel Prize in Physics
10/04/2022

Caltech Alum Wins Nobel Prize in Physics

Whitney Clavin
John Clauser shares the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics for his first experimental proof of entanglement.
John Clauser (BS' 64) is a co-recipient of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics
Conventional Computers Can Learn to Solve Tricky Quantum Problems
09/22/2022

Conventional Computers Can Learn to Solve Tricky Quantum Problems

Whitney Clavin
Physicists prove that classical machine learning models can improve predictions about quantum materials.
Artwork depicting quantum computers and AI.
Proving that Quantum Entanglement is Real
09/20/2022

Proving that Quantum Entanglement is Real

Caltech alumnus John Clauser discusses his first experimental proof of quantum entanglement.
John Clauser in 1976 standing with his second quantum entanglement experiment at UC Berkeley
Conversations on the Quantum World: Why Space Isn't What You Think It Is
07/22/2022

Conversations on the Quantum World: Why Space Isn't What You Think It Is

Whitney Clavin
Physicists Kathryn Zurek and Rana Adhikari discuss one of the biggest mysteries in physics today: quantum gravity.
two people in discussion in front of an outdoor chalkboard
Conversations on the Quantum World: The Power of Quantum Materials
06/03/2022

Conversations on the Quantum World: The Power of Quantum Materials

Ann Motrunich
Professor Nai-Chang Yeh discusses what quantum materials are and why we can expect to find them in future technologies.
quantum-materials
Conversations on the Quantum World: Storytelling and Science
04/29/2022

Conversations on the Quantum World: Storytelling and Science

Alyce Torrice
Caltech physicist Spiros Michalakis and Hollywood writer and producer Ed Solomon discuss how scientists and creatives work together to put the science in science fiction.
purple filtered image of wormhole and film strip