Caltech Magazine, Volume 83:1, Spring 2020
Editors: Oliwenstein, Lori; Hill, Judith A.
Published in: Caltech Magazine, Volume 83, Number 1, 2020
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Table of Contents
SoCaltech
Off the Wall • BALTO Portrait of a Robot • Three Questions for Kara Whatley • Class Act: Volcanoes and Victorian Media • Daniel Mukasa • Quake Map • History Relocated
In the Community
A Better Match
The Case of the Surfing Bees
When stuck in water, bees create a wave and hydrofoil atop it, according to a recent study by Caltech researchers.
Tales of Spitzer
In January, the Spitzer Space Telescope was officially retired after 16 years in orbit. It leaves behind a trove of memories for hundreds of people involved in its mission.
Voyager 2 Sails Through Interstellar Space
Now that Voyager 2 has left the heliosphere, scientists can learn more about interstellar space, or the region between stars.
Becoming Caltech
In 1920, when the Throop College of Technology became the California Institute of Technology, more than just its name changed.
On a Mission of Sustainability
A recent $750 million pledge will reenergize the work of the Resnick Sustainability Institute as it addresses Earth’s most pressing environmental concerns.
The Art of Playful Science
AnnMarie Thomas (PhD ’07) is a mechanical engineering professor who has found her life’s work in a mashup of science and play.
In Memoriam
Donald S. Cohen, Shirley Marneus
Endnotes
What will Caltech accomplish in the next 100 years?
Science of Sweat
Researchers have developed a mass-producible wearable sensor that can monitor levels of metabolites and nutrients in a person’s blood by analyzing that person’s sweat.