Articles

Flatiron Institute

December 02, 2024

New Datasets Will Train AI Models to Think Like Scientists By Thomas Sumner

multiple boxes of different scans

Science, Society & Culture

December 02, 2024

Watch: Science In Service of Community By Omar Vera

Boy sitting on on the steps of the fire escape surrounded by brick apartment buildings

Flatiron Institute

November 25, 2024

First Dish Built for South Africa’s HIRAX Radio Telescope Array

An artist’s illustration of the 1,024 HIRAX dishes in the Karoo Desert in South Africa.

Flatiron Institute

November 18, 2024

We Finally Know Where Black Holes Get Their Magnetic Fields: Their Parents By Jane Beaufore

3D rendering of a rapidly spinning black hole's accretion disk and a resulting black hole-powered jet

Flatiron Institute

October 29, 2024

The Surprising Reason a Classical Computer Beat a Quantum Computer at Its Own Game Mara Johnson-Groh

Science, Society & Culture

October 28, 2024

Open Interval: The Intersection of Science and Dance By Elizabeth Simolke

Flatiron Institute

October 21, 2024

Betelgeuse Betelgeuse? Bright Star Betelgeuse Likely Has a ‘Betelbuddy’ Stellar Companion By Jane Beaufore

graphic of Betelbuddy for press

Flatiron Institute

October 17, 2024

A New Benchmark to Identify the Best Solutions to the Hardest Problems in Materials Science By Jane Beaufore

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