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Mechanical Engineering
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Shifting Approaches to a Timeless Injustice
I dove into the second quarter of my environmental justice project by delving into the history of the movement and examining the timelessness of environmental racism.
Leland “Lee” Paul
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Chemistry
From Earworms to Ebola
As a reporter for NPR’s science desk, Michaeleen Doucleff (BS ’98) is quickly gaining a reputation for journalism that ranges from quirky to daring.
Class Act: Chemistry 101
The Latest Advance in Gravitational-wave Astronomy
Caltech Launches New Autonomous Systems Research Center
CAST will unite engineers and scientists from many disciplines to advance research on robotics, drones, driverless cars, and machine learning
Helping the World in the Long Run
Roots & Branches
The Laureates
This year, four members of the Caltech community, including two alumni, were honored with Nobel Prizes — bringing Caltech’s alumni and faculty total to 38.
Colonel Leonard Edelstein
MS ’50
Exploring Trauma Treatment Through Music
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