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Search ArticlesFuture Faculty Workshop Series: Demystifying the Faculty Job Process Workshop
Are you planning to pursue a career in academia? Are you unsure how to prepare to be an effective faculty candidate? Come learn about the faculty job process, from early networking and job searching to what that very long interview day on campus entails and how to prepare for it. Thursday, Sept. 3rd: Demystifying the Faculty Job Process Upcoming workshop in this series: Thursday, Sept. 10: Teaching Statement Workshop Do you plan to apply to faculty positions soon?
A Combined Ground-based and JWST Atmospheric Retrieval Analysis: Both IGRINS and NIRSpec Agree that the Atmosphere of WASP-77A b Is Metal-poor
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The Deep Oxygen Abundance in Solar System Giant Planets, with a New Derivation for Saturn
Published February 2024 | Version Published Journal Article Metadata-only 1. Laboratory of Astrophysics of Bordeaux 2. Cornell University 3. French National Centre for Scientific Research 4. Institut Universitaire de France 5. University of the Basque Country Deep elemental composition is a challenging measurement to achieve in the giant planets of the solar system.
Gravity Investigation to Characterize Enceladus's Ocean and Interior
Published February 2024 | Version Published Journal Article Open Genova, Antonio1 Parisi, Marzia2 Gargiulo, Anna Maria1 Petricca, Flavio1 Andolfo, Simone1 Torrini, Tommaso1 Del Vecchio, Edoardo1 Glein, Christopher R.3 Cable, Morgan L.2 Phillips, Cynthia B.2 Bradley, Nicholas E.2 Restrepo, Ricardo L.2 Mages, Declan M.2 Babuscia, Alessandra2 Lunine, Jonathan I.4 1. Sapienza University of Rome 2. Jet Propulsion Lab 3. Southwest Research Institute 4.
Planetary Science from Apollo to Io and Beyond
Published June 1, 1979 | Version Published Journal Article Open July 20, 1979 marks the tenth anniversary Apollo 11's landing on the Moon; this began a decade of intense scientific studies and moved the Moon from the realm of astronomy into that of the geological sciences.
Water-rock interactions in the granitic batholiths of British Columbia
Published 1977 | Version v1 Conference Proceeding Open Oxygen and hydrogen isotopic analyses of granitic rocks from the Coast Plutonic Complex of British Columbia indicate that gigantic meteoric-hydrothermal convective circulation systems were established during the late Cretaceous and early Tertiary. δD values as low as -180 were produced over broad areas, and at higher water/rock ratios (>0.1), the δ18O values were locally decreased by several per mil.
BOND Summer Seminar Series - 09.02
BOND is excited to launch our inaugural Summer Seminar Series, featuring research talks from four CCE graduate students.
Styrofoam Recycling Drop Off Day
Green Labs is so excited to announce: STYROFOAM IS NOW ABLE TO BE RECYCLED!! Please check out the Green Labs Pilot Program website and below for more details. Additional locations are to be added soon, so check back if your building is not yet indicated. Want to get involved? If you'd like to volunteer, let us know by filling out this form, OR click here to sign our petition asking vendors to reduce Styrofoam being sent to campus and asking Caltech to make Styrofoam recycling a permanent program.
A neural-network framework to learn history-dependent constitutive laws and identifiability of internal variables
Published December 2026 | Version Published Journal Article Metadata-only Copyright and License © 2026 Elsevier Ltd. All rights are reserved, including those for text and data mining, AI training, and similar technologies. Acknowledgement We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the US Office of Naval Research through MURI grant N00014-23-1-2654.
Formation of the Trappist-1 system in a dry protoplanetary disk
Published February 2024 | Version Published Journal Article Open A key feature of the Trappist-1 system is its monotonic decrease in bulk density with growing distance from the central star, which indicates an ice mass fraction that is zero in the innermost planets, b and c, and about 10% in planets d through h.