The Keck Institute for Space Studies is shaping the future of space exploration
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Develop Ideas
and concepts that can revolutionize space science and engineering
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Foster Collaboration
KISS acts as a bridge between Caltech Campus and JPL, as well as a gateway to the wider space community.
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Empowering the Future
leaders of the space science and technology community
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Inform and Inspire
the wider space community and the public through open events
Upcoming Events
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Too Distant, Too Uncertain, Too Unforgiving: Assuring Autonomous Space Explorers We’ve Yet to Trust 20 - 22 Oct
Too Distant, Too Uncertain, Too Unforgiving: Assuring Autonomous Space Explorers We’ve Yet to Trust
The primary goal of this symposium is to initiate a collaborative investigation into a new assurance paradigm and to catalyze a community capable of realizing it. Our specific objectives include:

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Too Distant, Too Uncertain, Too Unforgiving: Assuring Autonomous Space Explorers We’ve Yet to Trust 20 Oct
Too Distant, Too Uncertain, Too Unforgiving: Assuring Autonomous Space Explorers We’ve Yet to Trust

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Bridging Exoplanet and Solar System Science 02 - 06 Nov
Bridging Exoplanet and Solar System Science
The primary objective of the workshop is to compare exoplanets with the planets within our solar system to advance the understanding of planetary systems in general.

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The Keck Institute for Space Studies (KISS) has revolutionized space exploration, science & technology since 2008
KISS study programs have contributed to new missions, instruments, technologies, and shaped new fields of research.
- 110+ Study programs led to date
- 2,100+ Participants in KISS studies
- 400+ Organizations represented
- 20+ Countries represented
- $360M+ Funding generated for study topics
- 600+ Publications produced from KISS studies
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