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TechHub: TechHub

Located on the first floor of Caltech Hall, the TechHub is a productive and creative space—home to our TechLab for 3D printing, the technology lending program, an Archives exhibition space, and our retail partnership with Vroman’s Bookstore.

TechHub

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Located on the first floor of Caltech Hall, the TechHub is a productive and creative space—home to our TechLab for 3D printing, the technology lending program, an Archives exhibition space, and our retail partnership with Vroman’s Bookstore.
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Read More About TechHub

Located on the first floor of Caltech Hall, the TechHub is a productive and creative space offering several Library services and resources. It will continue to evolve as a makerspace for play and experimentation.

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3D Printing @ TechLab

The Caltech Library TechLab provides members of the Caltech community hands-on access to innovative rapid prototyping technologies to support the Institute's research and educational mission.

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TechLab FAQs

Our experienced staff are here to support your research goals. Reach out to us for help at 626-395-6419.

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TechLab Resources

General guides, troubleshooting, and user-submitted documentation.

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Vroman's @ Caltech Library

The Caltech Library has a partnership with Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena to offer books for purchase, including a curated collection of texts on science and engineering available in the TechHub.

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Gone But Not Forgotten

The TechHub features a new exhibition space for Caltech Archives & Special Collections. The first exhibit, Gone But Not Forgotten, is an extension of Becoming Caltech, the Archives’ 2020 exhibit about how Throop became the California Institute of Technology.