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Flatiron Institute

November 04, 2025

Meet Denario — An AI Assistant for Every Step of the Scientific Process By Jane Beaufore

Illustration of researchers working at a computer surrounded by helpful modules and agents, depicted as floating cubes

Science, Society & Culture

September 15, 2025

Watch: Turning El Paso, Texas, Into the World’s Science Mural Capital By Peri Lund

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Pivot Fellowship

August 25, 2025

From Fungi to Qubits, Pivot Fellows Share Findings in Their New Fields Mara Johnson-Groh

Natasha Blitvic talking at Pivot meeting 2025

Center for Computational Astrophysics

August 12, 2025

A Stellar Revolution: How Open-Source Tool MESA Changed the Way We Study Stars Rachel Scanza

An illustration of a star's cross-section with an overlay of MESA code and charts.

Global Brain

August 11, 2025

How a Tiny Brain Region Helps You Learn Complex Movements, One Neuron at a Time By Erica Klarreich

A little girl practices using scissors

Flatiron Institute

July 30, 2025

Tsunamis, Landslides and Asteroid Impacts: GeoClaw Models Deadly Flows Amanda Heidt

A photo of a large wave approaching Miyako City, Japan, after a magnitude 8.9 earthquake struck the area in Miyako, Japan, March 11, 2011.

Science, Society & Culture

July 30, 2025

Watch: Self Interacting Dark Matter, A Short Film About the Mysterious Nature of the Universe — and Ourselves By Peri Lund

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Science, Society & Culture

July 23, 2025

Watch: Who Cares About Gravitational Waves?, a Short Film Making the Case for Why We Should By Peri Lund

Girl holding balloons and phone standing next to her mom.