Engineering and Science, Volume 77:1, Spring 2014
Editors: Oliwenstein, Lori; Norman, Doreese; Neith, Katie
Published in: Engineering and Science, Volume 77, Number 1, 2014
Item Category: Random Walk
Persistent URL: https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechES:20140502-163538136
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From the Editor
Random Walk
Quantum Kids • Spider Sense • Living Art • And More
Improving Disaster Response from Space
Spider Sense: Detecting the Inflation of Our Universe
Aging from the Inside
Researchers at Caltech look beneath our wrinkles and gray hair to better understand what really happens to us as we age.
A Bacterium's Best Friend
Microbiologist Sarkis Mazmanian takes a closer look at the benevolent bugs in our bodies and how helping them thrive may be good for our health.
Medusoid in Motion
Bioengineers at Caltech study jellyfish morphology and locomotion in order to create their own swimming creature made of silicone and living muscle tissue.
Inspired by Nature
The symbiosis between biology, medicine, and engineering is driving innovative research at Caltech.
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Alumni Impact: Martin Karplus Wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry Reading the Leaves
By the Caltech Alumni Association
Endnotes
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