Engineering and Science, Volume 77:2, Summer 2014
Editors: Oliwenstein, Lori; Norman, Doreese; Neith, Katie
Published in: Engineering and Science, Volume 77, Number 2, 2014
Item Category: Complete Issues
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Table of Contents
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From the Editor
Random Walk
Tiny Icy Ovals • Classroom Solar Fuel Solutions • Neural Tiebreakers • And More
Hollow Pillars to Hold Tiny Needles
By the Numbers: Basketball en España
Available Now on Caltech.edu
Small and Mighty
How cosmology has been dramatically changed by a telescope born and bred at Caltech and stationed
at the literal end of the earth
Capturing a Worldview
For historian Nicolás Wey Gómez, a good map is more than a tool—it’s an important artifact that captures a view of the world from a particular moment in history.
Reflections in Research
At Caltech, mirrors are used to exploit the properties of light—allowing us to better understand life, matter, and the universe.
Rosenbaum Under the Microscope
In anticipation of President Thomas Rosenbaum’s arrival, E&S asked him to answer a few brief questions.
Alumni Impact: Presenting the 2014 Caltech Distinguished Alumni
By the Caltech Alumni Association
Transformations
A new focus for the Tolman-Bacher house.
In Memoriam
Lance Davis • Gerald Whitham
Endnotes
What Words Do You Live By?