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A tunable metasurface developed in Harry Atwater's lab can control optical light in space and time, offering a path toward new ways of wirelessly and securely transmitting large amounts of data both on Earth and in space.

Goddard is part of a team that is being recognized for its work in developing a technique that enables measurements of the surface chemistry of electrochemical interfaces. The work is important for clean energy technologies.

The W. David Kingery Award recognizes distinguished lifelong achievements involving multidisciplinary and global contributions to ceramic technology, science, education and art.

Through a combination of extensive laboratory experiments and theoretical work, a team of Caltech scientists has made it possible to build unique gels with dynamic chemical bonds starting from a molecular understanding.

Led by researchers from UCLA, in collaboration with researchers from the University of Delaware and MIT, Caltech will participate in the Quantum Sensing and Imaging Lab (Q-SAIL) pilot project that aims to “develop quantum sensors based on two-dimensional trapped-ion arrays.”