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Writing in the Language of Math
From chalk to software code, mathematicians and scientists use a variety of methods to express equations and formulas, and they have different ideas about the meaning behind their numerical prose.
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Math for the Masses: Inside the Mind of Po-Shen Loh
The Wonders of Jellyfish
Caltech’s Green Gateway: The Resnick Sustainability Center
The Grid Gets Smart
The 2021 Distinguished Alumni Awards
The Art of Predicting Tastes in Art
The Break Through Is Just the Beginning
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How Water Works (And Why It Matters)
Behind the Vaccine: A Conversation with Satoshi Ohtake (BS ’00)
Sustainability Solutions
Biology through the Eyes of a Physicist
The Transformative Power of Failure
Hungry Fruit Flies are Extreme Ultramarathon Fliers
Story of a Lonely Planet
Neural Networking
A Global Treasure Hunt
Crossing Paths
Notes from Afar
A Lifelong Quest to Understand the Universe
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