This workshop provides a unique opportunity to develop a strategic roadmap for advancing hybrid ground-space observatories and partnerships.
Join us as John Mather, Nobel laureate and former Senior Project Scientist of James Webb Space Telescope, talks about how hybrid observatories, combining space assets and ground-based telescopes, can enable extraordinary advances in capabilities and startling scientific discoveries.
The Keck Institute for Space Studies is excited to announce the selection of the programs for the 2026 cohort. Congratulations to all of the teams! We look forward to working with you and sharing more as these study programs develop.
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The KISS final report “Tracing Greenhouse Gases: A Blueprint for a Joint Meteorology and Atmospheric Composition Program," was recently highlighted by Caltech. To learn more about the KISS study visit our Programs page. To read the final report click here.
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Recently published paper “Implications of Shallow-Shell Models for Topographic Relaxation on Icy Satellites” acknowledges the KISS study Digital Twins for Solar System Exploration: Enceladus. To learn more about the KISS study visit our Programs page. To read the paper click here.
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A new paper in the Planetary Science Journal acknowledges the benefit of discussions held during a 2023 KISS study. To learn about the KISS study visit our Programs page. To read the paper click here.
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