Her work advances new theories of how celestial collisions give birth to planets and their natural satellites.
What We're Reading
Oct
08
2018
Sarah T. Stewart of the Simons Collaboration on the Origins of Life Awarded 2018 MacArthur Fellowship, MacArthur Foundation
Suspected First Exomoon Comes Into Tantalizing Focus, Nature
Hubble telescope spots faint changes in the light from a star that could signal the presence of a moon around a distant planet.
Oct
05
2018
Simons Investigator in Mathematics Allan Sly Awarded 2018 MacArthur Fellowship, MacArthur Foundation
The mathematician uses probability theory to resolve long-standing problems in statistical physics and computer science.
Huge Publishing Hoax: ‘Hilarious and Delightful’ or an Ugly Example of Dishonesty? Chronicle of Higher Education
In the course of a year, three hoaxers published several fake academic papers. They claim they wanted to show leftist bias and low publishing standards, but they also sparked criticism of dishonesty and bad faith.
Sky Rivers: Streams of Stars Reveal the Galaxy’s Violent History, Science
Streams of stars — relics of dwarf galaxies ripped apart by gravity — hold clues about the Milky Way's history, mass and perhaps its unseen dark matter.
Sep
28
2018