Watson Lecture

Despite the stormy skies and widespread cancellations across Pasadena, families flocked to the Pasadena Convention Center for the much‑anticipated Science...

On November 19, 2025, JPL will celebrate this legacy of exploration with the next Watson Lecture, an evening dedicated to the spirit of discovery. The lecture,...

Where does the matter in our universe come from? It's a question that has puzzled scientists for generations, and one that physicist Nick Hutzler is determined...

Drawing on more than 70 years of research and perspective, microelectronics pioneer Carver Mead (BS ’56, PhD ’60), the Gordon and Betty Moore Professor of...

Forecasting global sea level rise hinges on understanding how the Antarctic ice sheet behaves at its base, a region that is challenging to study because of the...

Every second, a supernova is exploding somewhere in the universe. >click here6:00 pm — Activities and music.

The Lunar Trailblazer mission is the first of a new type of NASA mission—small satellites for planetary exploration—and follows up on one of the most...

Rapidly developing research in personalized medicine promises to revolutionize traditional medical practices.

A number of medical conditions can cause paralysis including spinal cord injury, stroke, neurological diseases, and traumatic brain injury. By News Desk What if...