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  1. CCQ Director Antoine Georges Receives Honorary Degree

  2. Particles Surf Their Own Waves, Reveal How Microbes and Cells Move Through Human Body

  3. AI Accurately Predicts Effects of Genetic Mutations in Biological Dark Matter

  4. The Gaia Sausage: The Major Collision That Changed the Milky Way Galaxy

  5. Flatiron Hosts First MountainSort Users Workshop

  6. National Academy of Sciences Elects 10 Simons Investigators and Fellows in 2018

  7. The Eternal Sky, Part 3: Tools for Bang or Bounce

  8. Assembly of Massive Galaxy Cluster Witnessed for the First Time

  9. Hubble Telescope Reveals Source of Gas Streaming Into Milky Way

  10. Artificial Intelligence Techniques Reconstruct Mysteries of Quantum Systems

  11. SFARI Announces the Launch of HumanBase

  12. Neuropixels Developer James Jun Joins CCB’s Numerical Algorithm Group

  13. Stratospheric Ozone at Lower Latitudes Is Not Recovering, Despite Antarctic Ozone Hole Healing

  14. New Universe Simulation Reveals High-Resolution Details About Cosmological Structures

  15. Newly Discovered Goliath Galaxies From Early Universe Hint at Massive Dark Matter Trove

  16. Flatiron Institute’s David Spergel Awarded 2018 Breakthrough Prize for Mapping the Early Universe

  17. CCQ Distinguished Research Scientist Angel Rubio Awarded Max Born Medal and Prize

  18. Gravitational Waves From Merging Supermassive Black Holes Will Be Spotted Within 10 Years, New Study Predicts

  19. Pixelated Movies Yield Faster Way To Image Many Neurons

  20. A Star That Devoured Its Own Planets

  21. Sabbatical Visiting Researcher Program – Center for Computational Astrophysics

  22. Spike Sorting Becomes Fully Automated

  23. Mathematician Alex Barnett Joins CCB as Leader of Numerical Algorithms Group

  24. Flatiron Scientists — With Help From the Public — Study Connection Between Body Bacteria and Autoimmune Disease

  25. ‘Active Matter’ Research Explores How Biological Systems Put Themselves Together

  26. Gov. Andrew Cuomo Joins Jim and Marilyn Simons to Dedicate Flatiron Institute

  27. Flatiron Institute Dedication Ceremony (Video)

  28. Astrophysicist Yuri Levin Heads CCA’s New Compact Objects Research Group

  29. Andrew Millis To Receive Hamburg Prize for Theoretical Physics

  30. Angel Rubio Appointed as CCQ Distinguished Research Scientist

  31. New Concepts and Computational Methods To Tackle Quantum Nature of Matter

  32. Neurons in Cerebellum Show Surprising Activity During Learning

  33. How Supermassive Black Holes Can Form Without Collapsing Stars

  34. Flatiron Institute To Repurpose ‘Gordon’ Supercomputer at UC San Diego

  35. CCB’s Olga Troyanskaya Named a Fellow of the International Society for Computational Biology

  36. Antoine Georges To Lead New Center for Computational Quantum Physics

  37. New Institute Pushes the Boundaries of Big Data

  38. Colliding Galaxies Move From the Lab to the Movies

  39. A Computational Approach to Predicting Autism Risk Genes

  40. New Tool Predicts Autism Risk Genes

  41. Predicting Functionally Deleterious Mutations

  42. Leslie Greengard, Founding Director of SCDA, and 4 Simons Grantees Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

  43. David Spergel To Lead New Center for Computational Astrophysics

  44. Big Data Tool To Reveal Immune System Role in Diseases

  45. SCDA’s Richard Bonneau Receives NYU’s Iakobachvili Faculty Science Award

  46. Foundation Hosts Workshop To Advance Analysis of Calcium Imaging in the Brain

  47. Olga Troyanskaya Brings Order to Big Data of Human Biology

  48. SCDA’s Leslie Greengard Awarded John von Neumann Lecture Prize