KNI News
Dr. Cynthia M. Friend steps into the role of president of the Kavli Foundation following Dr. Bob Conn's retirement.
Mikhail Shapiro is awarded a Deep Tissue Imaging grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) for his research on acoustic biosensors
Chemistry graduate student Michael Mazza presents an interesting and accessible talk and demo on carbon nanomaterials for Caltech's new Science Journeys program.
Scott Cushing, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, is selected as the next KNI-Wheatley Scholar in Nanoscience.
Isabella (Yiran) Yang in Prof. Gao's research group is named one of Forbes' 2021 30 Under 30 List in Science.
Dr. Green will discuss the status, prospects & challenges of building a reliable, efficient, cost-effective low carbon energy system.
Alireza Marandi will present on "The Power of Nonlinearities: Unlocking Opportunities for Sensing and Computing with Light"
Kimberly See, assistant professor of chemistry, has been selected as one of the 2020 Packard Fellows in Science and Engineering.
KNI founding director Michael L. Roukes and collaborators have developed a novel approach for mapping thousands to millions of individual neurons in real time.
Caltech recognized 13 faculty members with the Institute's most distinguished award for individual faculty, a named professorship, and six faculty members with leadership chairs.
Researchers in Wei Gao's group have developed a sensor that could enable rapid at-home testing for a person's COVID-19 infection status, severity, and immunity
We sat down with our second cohort of KNI SURF-the-WAVE fellows and caught up on their summer experience "at" Caltech.
Caltech faculty to participate in large-scale DOE-funded quantum information and technology initiatives
Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) and Caltech researchers are pairing up to tackle the grand challenge of quantum computing.
Greer group examines the mechanical properties of lithium at the nanoscale in pursuit of longer-lasting rechargable battery technology.
New study observes that superconductivity in twisted bilayer graphene can exist away from the magic angle when coupled to a two-dimensional semiconductor
As part of Caltech's new public communication initiative, Science Exchange, Bjorkman leads a webinar for the community on the novel coronavirus.
Wei Gao Receives IEEE EMBS Academic Early Career Achievement Award
Meet our fantastic second cohort of KNI SURF-the-WAVE Prize summer undergraduate research fellows!
Assistant Professor Joseph Falson investigates the effects of novel materials for building the "holy grail" of superconductivity.
Recapping the experiences and fruitful outcomes of the KNI Lab's first cohort of Resident Experts.
Faraon group demonstrates ytterbium ions coupled to a nanophotonic cavity that are able to store information in their spin for 30 milliseconds, which may lead to new strides in quantum network technology.
Labs on campus, including Pamela Bjorkman's, utilize their technical expertise to contribute to coronavirus studies.
Vahala Group develops new laser gyroscope capable of measuring the rotation of the earth.
Greer group develops new process makes it possible to manufacture large quantities of materials whose structure is designed at the nanoscale
Professor Martin Wegener of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology will give a special seminar co-hosted between the KNI and the department of Materials Science Research Lectures (MRL).
Andrei Faraon's research on flat optical lenses was recently featured on Kavli Foundation website.
Stevan Nadj-Perge receives 2020 Sloan Research Fellowship in Physics.
Professor Kerry Vahala receives the honor of being elected to this year's cohort of National Academy of Engineering.
Professor Jelena Vuckovic of Stanford University (and Caltech alumnus!) gives the next KNI Distinguished Seminar.