This event will integrate the annual Caltech-JPL networking mixer, the last of which was held in August 2024, with additional content to showcase the outcomes of recent KISS studies.
This KISS co-hosted Symposium is designed to break the conventional space telescope development paradigm by establishing a scalable, pathway to build and deploy a standardized platform for high-performance space telescopes—ensuring that cutting-edge, orbital-class observatories become accessible to a broader scientific community.
This workshop will build on the first workshop held in November 2024.
In February, we hosted the second workshop for the Sample Return from all across the Solar System study.
Read about the workshop»Watch Dr. Shogo Tachibana from University of Tokyo as he discusses the Japanese sample return missions.
This talk was recorded on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 at Caltech.
Watch the lecture »The final report from the 2023 KISS study "The Biology of Biosignature Detection" is now available.
FINAL REPORT »The Keck Institute for Space Studies is excited to announce that four programs have been selected for inclusion into the 2025 KISS Study Program.
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