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  1. Miles Stoudenmire Splinters Time To Solve Quantum Physics Problems

  2. Experiment Reveals Quantum Tug-of-War Limiting Higher-Temperature Superconductivity

  3. Simons Foundation Summer Interns Explore Science and Self-Discovery

  4. A New Close-Up View of Electrons Inside Semiconductors

  5. The Mathematical Tools Trailblazing the Quantum Future

  6. Alumni Spotlight: Ryan Levy

  7. Scientists Capture Superconductivity’s ‘Dancing Pairs’ for First Time, Filling Gap in Decades-Old Theory

  8. Hidden Order in Quantum Confusion: The Pseudogap

  9. Flatiron Institute Scientists Valentin Crépel and Ore Gottlieb Named Blavatnik Regional Award Honorees

  10. Physicists Cool Quantum Simulator To Record-Breaking Low Temperatures

  11. Quantum Physicists Tune Material’s Property Using Energy of ‘Empty’ Space

  12. CCQ’s Nicolas Regnault Named American Physical Society Fellow

  13. The Surprising Reason a Classical Computer Beat a Quantum Computer at Its Own Game

  14. A New Benchmark To Identify the Best Solutions to the Hardest Problems in Materials Science

  15. Max Planck-New York Center on Non-Equilibrium Quantum Phenomena Renewed

  16. Flatiron Initiative for Computational Catalysis Co-Director Timothy Berkelbach Receives 2025 ACS Award in Pure Chemistry

  17. Mysteries of the Bizarre ‘Pseudogap’ in Quantum Physics Finally Untangled

  18. Flatiron Research Fellow Aavishkar Patel Named Finalist for Blavatnik Regional Award for Young Scientists

  19. Former CCQ Flatiron Research Fellow Riccardo Rossi Awarded 2024 Hermann Kümmel Early Achievement Award in Many-Body Physics

  20. Quantum Breakthrough Sheds Light on Perplexing High-Temperature Superconductors

  21. CCQ Distinguished Research Scientist Angel Rubio Awarded Spanish National Research Prize

  22. Flatiron Institute’s LaToya Anderson Named a Top Student Presenter at APS March Meeting

  23. Old Questions, New Frontiers: Solving Condensed-Matter Problems With Concepts From High-Energy Physics

  24. All 5 Flatiron Centers Represented at the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS)

  25. Capturing the Quantum Essence: Solving Simplified Models With High Precision

  26. Watch: Jennifer Cano and Cyrus Dreyer on What’s Bringing Their Fields Closer Together

  27. We Finally Know Why Quantum ‘Strange Metals’ Are So Strange

  28. Center for Computational Quantum Physics Announces New NYC Graduate Fellows

  29. Simons Foundation Scientists Named as Sloan Research Fellows

  30. Controlling the Complexity: Tuning Quantum Materials for Science and Technology

  31. Artificial Intelligence Reduces a 100,000-Equation Quantum Physics Problem to Only 4 Equations

  32. Physicists Present New Method for Designing Topological Metals

  33. Old Problems, New Tools: Adapting Applied Mathematics for Quantum Physics

  34. CCQ Postdoc Aavishkar Patel Recognized With the Hermann Kümmel Early Achievement Award in Many-Body Physics

  35. CCQ Director Antoine Georges Awarded the Feenberg Memorial Medal

  36. Neural Networks and ‘Ghost’ Electrons Accurately Reconstruct Behavior of Quantum Systems

  37. Watch: John Bonini Tackles the Complexities of Quantum Machinery

  38. Strange New Phase of Matter Created in Quantum Computer Acts Like It Has 2 Time Dimensions

  39. American Academy of Arts and Sciences Elects 11 Simons Research Grantees

  40. The Quantum Plumber

  41. Theoretical Physicist Jennifer Cano Awarded Sloan Research Fellowship

  42. ‘Quantum Friction’ Slows Water Flow Through Carbon Nanotubes, Resolving Long-Standing Fluid Dynamics Mystery

  43. Watch: Math and Physics Collide in the Collaboration of Mathematician Tai-Danae Bradley and Physicist Miles Stoudenmire

  44. Paradoxical Material a Mashup of 3 Different Phases at Once, Quantum Physicists Find

  45. Ultrafast Microscope Observes Quick-Moving Excitation That Could Be a Long Sought Phase of Matter

  46. CCQ Hosts Virtual Electronic Structure Conference: July 12–July 15

  47. Quantum Showdown: Competing Methods of Solving Quantum Systems Put to the Test

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