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Human Health - Research Impact skip to main content Research Impact Investing in Innovation Toolkit Open Investing in Innovation Toolkit submenu Research Funding FAQs SearchSearch Menu Close Investing in Innovation Toolkit Open Investing in Innovation Toolkit submenu Investing in Innovation: Communications Toolkit Back Research Funding FAQs SearchSearch Human Health Using advanced techniques to study the brain and body at their most fundamental levels, from the neural circuits that control emotion to the individual T cells that respond to viruses and other pathogens, Caltech researchers uncover the principles and rules that explain how and why life works. Across the Institute, more than 100 faculty members from all six academic divisions and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, are leading investigations with the potential to improve human health. By focusing funding resources across the translational arc, from basic discovery to clinical collaboration and the introduction of new treatments, Caltech creates opportunities to impact human health in myriad ways, including novel approaches funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to combine spatial genomics and deep learning to attack cancer cells. Other labs use funding from the the NIH, the National Science Foundation, the American Cancer Society, the Army Research Office, and other government agencies to design smart bandages and wearable sensors and develop low-cost medical diagnostic devices for use in developing countries. The Institute is committed to creating solutions to some of society's most difficult health problems. Recent Stories All News Sweat Sensor Enables Continuous Noninvasive Measurement of Cholesterol A Training Device to Build Technical Skills and Expand Access to High-Performance Diagnostic Testing Stitching the Synthetic Biology Revolution Stretchy, Soft, and Sticky: Advancing the Next Generation of Wearable and Implantable Sensors Caltech Researchers Propose a New Origin Story for Multicellular Life Single Tissue Snapshot Reveals Biological Processes Unfolding Over Time Video Lightbox Dive Deeper How Wearable Sensors Will Transform the Practice of Medicine Image Lightbox Ripples From the Heart Image Lightbox Looking Forward to a Healthier Future Image Lightbox California Institute of Technology 1200 East California Boulevard Pasadena, California 91125 Digital Accessibility | Privacy Notice | Site Content Copyright © 2026