PROGRAMS SINCE
Technical Development:
2020 KISS Solicitation for Follow-on Technical Development Proposals
The Keck Institute for Space Studies (KISS) is soliciting follow-on technical development proposals from Caltech Campus faculty who have been participants in previous KISS Study Programs.
Submit a PDF version of your Letter of Intent by February 14, 2020 (noon).
Submit a PDF version of your proposal by April 1, 2020 (noon).
Read more here: https://www.kiss.caltech.edu/techdev/2020_proposals.html
2015
Techniques and Technologies for Investigating the Interior Structure of Venus
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Science-driven Autonomous and Heterogeneous Robotic Networks: A Vision for Future Ocean Observations
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Technology Assessment of a Space Flight Demonstration LaserSail Propulsion
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ULTRASAT: Imaging Properties of Delta-Doped CCDs
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Resilient Risk-Aware Autonomy for the Exploration of Uncertain and Extreme Environments
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PhotoSpec - Comprehensive Ground-Based Studies of Solar-Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence - tracking seasonal, diurnal and fine spatial variability
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In Situ Science and Instrumentation for Primitive Bodies: Constraining the Origin of the Jupiter Trojans by In Situ Measurement of Volatiles, Minerals, and Ices
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Next Generation UV Instrument Technologies
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GALEX Complete the Sky Survey (GCSS): A Fundamental Milky Way Legacy Dataset
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Developing Space-based Strategies to Monitor Megacity GHG Emissions
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Asteroid Retrieval
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Intensity Mapping of Carbon Monoxide from the Epoch of Reionization
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Mapping the Epoch of Reionization with C+ Line Tomography
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Characterization & Modeling of Spacecraft Regolith Interactions
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Mission Concepts for Accessing and Sampling High-Risk Terrain
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Future Missions to Titan: Scientific and Engineering Challenges
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Development of Ultrasensitive Photon Detectors and Microwave Amplifiers Using Superconducting Nitride Thin Films
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Monitoring Earth Surface Changes from Space
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Robotic Exploration and Sampling of Mars
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Large Space Structures
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