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  1. Largest-Ever Map of Universe’s Active Supermassive Black Holes Released

  2. One Model To Rule Them All: Creating a Machine Learning Foundation Model for Science

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

  4. Neuroscientist SueYeon Chung Awarded Sloan Research Fellowship

  5. CCB Flatiron Research Fellow Miro Astore Awarded Young Biophysicist Award

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

  7. New Astrophysics Model Sheds Light on Additional Source of Long Gamma-Ray Bursts

  8. Experiments and Mathematical Model Uncover the Mechanisms Behind Wrinkles in Cell Nuclei

  9. Learning Better: Improving the Efficiency of Deep Learning Models

  10. How Do Our Brains Classify Similar Objects? New Theory Works Out the Details

  11. Taking a Fresh Look at the Cosmos

  12. Scientists Begin Building AI for Scientific Discovery Using Tech Behind ChatGPT

  13. Bursts of Star Formation Explain Mysterious Brightness at Cosmic Dawn

  14. Researchers Create First-Ever Map of a Single Animal’s Early Visual System

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

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

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

  18. New Software Streamlines Neuroscience Research

  19. Twinkling of Giant Stars Reveals How Their Innards Churn in First-Ever Simulations

  20. Shirley Ho Named a Finalist for the 2023 Blavatnik National Awards for Young Scientists

  21. Neuroscientist SueYeon Chung Awarded a Klingenstein-Simons Fellowship

  22. Bringing Data to Life: Computational Tools Aid Embryonic Development Research

  23. Clamor of Gravitational Waves From Universe’s Merging Supermassive Black Holes ‘Heard’ for First Time

  24. Moving in Harmony

  25. Between Knowing Nothing and Knowing for Sure: The Science of Uncertainty

  26. Finding Order in the Chaos of the Cosmos

  27. The Ups and Downs of Modeling Oscillation

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

  29. Cutting-Edge Computational Study Provides ‘Gut Check’ to How We Thought Proteins Function

  30. Looking for Patterns: Understanding How We See the World

  31. Map of Space-Time Distortions Reveals Universe’s Dark Matter Distribution, Proving Einstein Right

  32. Going With the Flow: Mapping Vascular Systems in Fruit Flies

  33. Artificial Intelligence Discovers Secret Equation for ‘Weighing’ Galaxy Clusters

  34. Advancing Astronomy With Statistics

  35. Why Don’t Disease-Linked Genetic Mutations Always Result in Disease? A Study in Fruit Flies Offers New Clues

  36. Computational Model Uncovers New Insights Into How Our Brains Store Information

  37. Stepping in the Right Direction: Optimizing Machine Learning

  38. New Testing Approach Diagnoses COVID-19 With Near-Perfect Accuracy

  39. Achieving More With Less: Optimizing Efficiency in Supercomputing

  40. Simons Foundation Scientists Named as Sloan Research Fellows

  41. Computational Biology Goes Under the Microscope

  42. A New Era of Perception Research

  43. CCM Director Leslie Greengard Awarded ICIAM Pioneer Prize

  44. Small Cell, Big Picture: Fundamental Biology Through the Lens of Simplified Models

  45. Big Data and Powerful Computing Join Forces To Link DNA Sequence and Function

  46. Astrophysicist Chiara Mingarelli Awarded the 2023 HEAD Early Career Prize

  47. Doomed Pair of Supermassive Black Holes the Closest to Collision Ever Seen

  48. The Radiant Research of a Black Hole and Massive-Star Modeler