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Science, Society & Culture

March 09, 2018

“The Serengeti Rules” To Premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival

Young Bob Paine standing on a fallen tree in a forest

Flatiron Institute

February 26, 2018

Artificial Intelligence Techniques Reconstruct Mysteries of Quantum Systems By Thomas Sumner

Graphic illustrating machine learning. On the left is a box labelled Input Measurements with an arrow to a graphic in the middle labelled Neural Network, which has an arrow pointing to the right labelled Reconstructed Measurements. Input measurements has eight colorful digital illustrations of cats. The Neural Network has three squares and three colorful circles that are all connected. The Reconstructed Measurement boxes has the same colorful cat images in the first box.

Center for Computational Astrophysics

February 06, 2018

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

Astronaut photograph ISS013-E-54329 showing how atmospheric gases scatter blue wavelengths of visible light more than other wavelengths, giving the Earth’s visible edge a blue halo

January 31, 2018

New Universe Simulation Reveals High-Resolution Details About Cosmological Structures

Rendering of the gas velocity in a thin slice of 100 kiloparsec thickness (in the viewing direction), centred on the second most massive galaxy cluster in the TNG100 calculation

Science, Society & Culture

January 17, 2018

Watch: World-Class Explorers Help Scientists Collect Elusive Data

Adventure Scientists climbing up rocks

Science Sandbox

December 18, 2017

On the Road With a Brand-New BioBus By John Tracey

BioBus parked by water with people posing around it

December 06, 2017

Newly Discovered Goliath Galaxies from Early Universe Hint at Massive Dark Matter Trove By Thomas Sumner

Digital illustration of two titanic galaxies inhabited the early universe just a few hundred million years after the Big Bang

Flatiron Institute

December 03, 2017

Flatiron Institute’s David Spergel Awarded 2018 Breakthrough Prize for Mapping the Early Universe By Thomas Sumner

Portrait photo of David Spergel