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The June 2017 issue of The Caltech Effect, an e-mag
Totem, Caltech's literary and visual arts magazine, is now available. Totem will be at a table outside of Chandler/old Red Door tomorrow, Fri. June 9, with copies of the magazine from 12-1 pm.
Article about the Kepler mission's last catalog of exoplanets--and a related Caltech-led study about sorting exoplanets into new distinct classes. Quotes Andrew Howard and BJ Fulton.
Doris Tsao was among the participants at a live event on June 14 hosted by Axios, on the impact and possibilities of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, biopharmaceuticals and research for the brain. In a one-on-one conversation with Axios editor Alison Snyder, Tsao noted that "We don't understand how the brain is functioning. What we really need is new theories about how large groups of neurons can work together to enable memory, perception, decision-making, and thought."
NASA's Kepler mission announces its final catalogue of exoplanets, and Caltech researchers present new results about classifying exoplanets into distinct size groups. Article quotes four Caltechers: Andrew Howard, BJ Fulton, Erik Petigura and Courtney Dressing.
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