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| − | The '''California Institute of Technology''', known as "Caltech", is a preeminent private college in [[Pasadena]], [[California]], which is known for academic and research excellence in science, particularly [[physics]]. It has featured the highest-caliber student body in the [[United States]] in terms of [[SAT]] scores. | + | The '''California Institute of Technology''', known as "Caltech",(established 1891), is a preeminent private college in [[Pasadena]], [[California]], which is known for academic and research excellence in science, particularly [[physics]]. It has featured the highest-caliber student body in the [[United States]] in terms of [[SAT]] scores. |
[[Richard Feynmann]] was a physics professor there, and its faculty has won many [[Nobel Prize]]s. | [[Richard Feynmann]] was a physics professor there, and its faculty has won many [[Nobel Prize]]s. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:08, August 16, 2024
The California Institute of Technology, known as "Caltech",(established 1891), is a preeminent private college in Pasadena, California, which is known for academic and research excellence in science, particularly physics. It has featured the highest-caliber student body in the United States in terms of SAT scores.
Richard Feynmann was a physics professor there, and its faculty has won many Nobel Prizes.