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On Astrophysics, Stardust, and Our (Teeny Tiny) Place in the Universe

Katie Mack brings galactic ideas down to earth. by Peg MolineKatie Mack (BS ’03), a theoretical astrophysicist at North Carolina State, studies some of the most complex topics in the cosmos—dark matter, galaxy formation, and the origins of the universe. But she is...

France Córdova (PhD ’79) to Speak at Caltech’s 125th Commencement

Michael David Crawford

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It’s On Us

As artificial intelligence becomes mainstream, who will guide it? Nigel BuchananArtificial intelligence is a trending topic, but few have the bona fides of Fei-Fei Li (PhD ’05). The former A.I. leader and chief scientist for Google Cloud—where she oversaw research in...

Dan Lemay

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Richard Murray (BS ’85) Named Chair of Division of Biology and Biological Engineering

Richard Murray (BS ’85) Named Chair of Division of Biology and Biological Engineering

Four Caltech Staff Receive 2020 Honorary Member Award

Four Caltech Staff Receive 2020 Honorary Member Award

The Caltech Alumni Association (CAA) presented its Honorary Member Award to four members of the Caltech community on...

William L. Burriss

(BS ’50, MS ’53, ENG ’54)

Capt. Edward Sledge, USN (ret.)

(ENG ’46)

Col. Robert M. Rufsvold, USA (ret.)

(MS ’54)

John P. Hann

(BS ’49)

Jack D. Callahan

(CERT ’44, MS ’52)

Bruce J. Rogers

(PhD ’55)

Franciscus Nieuwstadt

(ENG ’72)

Truland H. Carter

(BS ’45)

Walter L. Mudgett

(BS ’50)