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At CAMP West LA, Techers Share Career Lessons Across Generations
Alumni mentors and Caltech students met in West Los Angeles for an afternoon of career conversations, shared experience, and perspective on life after Caltech.
Around the Table, Around the World: Tables for Techers 2026
761 Techers shared meals, stories, and photos from a weekend of Caltech community.
Caltech and Sophia Space Receive Patent for Passive-Cooling Orbital Data Centers
Solar-powered tiles would manage their own heat and connect by fiber optics, with a first demonstration planned for 2027.
Viking 1 at 50: When JPL First Saw Mars from the Surface
Fifty years ago, Viking 1 returned the first photograph from the surface of Mars. Al Hibbs (BS ’45, PhD ’55) narrated the moment for a live television audience, one of several Techers on the mission.
Caroline Paules Is Manufacturing Affordable Cottages That Install in a Day
The mechanical engineer (BS ’19) spent eight years volunteering with unhoused neighbors before turning her mass-manufacturing training on the housing shortage.
Ray Jayawardhana Begins His Term as Caltech’s 10th President
Astrophysicist Ray Jayawardhana began his term as Caltech’s 10th president on July 1. Read his letter to the community, watch his message, and see his Q&A.
Three Caltech Alumni Named to Scientific American’s Inaugural Young American Scientists List
Chee-Huat Linus Eng, Anna Ho, and Christina V. Theodoris are among 28 early-career researchers recognized.
Caltech to Build the World’s Most Sensitive Radio Telescope
Schmidt Sciences has funded construction of the Deep Synoptic array, which will survey the sky 100 times faster than any radio telescope before it.