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Lecturer: Henry Mattingly, Associate Research Scientist, Biophysical Modeling In the 1940s, Claude Shannon invented information theory, afundamental tool for quantifying statistical uncertainty andinference. The fact that it deals …

CCA Colloquium: Edit-a-thon In lieu of our usual colloquium next Friday, we’ll be having a fun internal event: the first ever CCA wiki edit-a …

The Human Microbiome Project drove an explosion of technologies aimed at understanding the vast array of microbes present throughout our bodies. The resulting ability to scale up DNA …

Lecturer: Henry Mattingly, Associate Research Scientist, Biophysical Modeling In the 1940s, Claude Shannon invented information theory, afundamental tool for quantifying statistical uncertainty andinference. The fact that it deals …

Title: Reconstructing the initial conditions of the Universe Abstract: Over the last decade, cosmologists have been exploring a novel way of analyzing survey data by reconstructing the Gaussian …

… Exchange-correlation effects in a warm dense electron gas (Pengcheng Hou); January 24, 2023: Study of the real frequency dependence of the optical conductivity in the 2D …

Title: Reconstructing the initial conditions of the Universe February 6, 2023 Chirag Modi: Reconstructing the Initial Conditions of the Universe

CCA Colloquium: Eiichiro Komatsu Title: The Temperature of Hot Gas in the Universe Abstract: How hot is the Universe today? How hot was it before? In this talk …

You are cordially invited to a CCN Seminar with John Pearson, Assistant Professor of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, Duke University. To set up a meeting with John while he is …

Speaker: Natalie Sauerwald, Ph.D. Flatiron Research Fellow (Genomics) Title: Analysis frameworks for sequencing data Next generation sequencing (NGS), the revolutionary technology that allows for the rapid and …

… Christos Tzamos. February 2, 2023 Jon Kleinberg | The Challenge of Understanding What Users Want: Inconsistent Preferences and Engagement Optimization February 2, 2023 Bailey Flanigan | Accounting for Stakes …

Traditional electronics are rapidly approaching the length scale of atoms and molecules; the latest computer chips in development include transistors the size of a single strand of DNA …

Informal working group on the topic of quantum geometry, with a focus on moire materials. Tuesday, January 31 9:30 – 10:30am Eslam Khalad Charged excitations in ideal …

… 2023 Short Talks – Robert Feldmann, Megan Tillman, Festa Bucinca and Yu-Heng Lin February 2, 2023 Review Talk – Henry Ferguson: Applications of Machine Learning for Studying Galaxy …

You are cordially invited to a CCN Seminar with Srdjan Ostojic To set up a meeting with Srdjan, please reach out to Jessica Hauser at [email protected] …

COVID Policy: By making entry to our buildings all staff, vendors and guests will implicitly attest to being symptom/COVID free. Vaccination status will no longer be validated …

At Dynamical Systems Journal Club this week, Alexander Bogatskii will present on Hamiltonian Fields from Chapter 14 in Applied Nonlinear Dynamical Systems by Stephen Wiggins.

Speaker: Wilson Bennett Lough, UW–Madison Research, teaching and outreach in Physics Title: Self-buckling and self-writhing of semi-flexible microorganisms Multi-flagellated microorganisms can buckle and …

Lecturer: Henry Mattingly, Associate Research Scientist, Biophysical Modeling In the 1940s, Claude Shannon invented information theory, afundamental tool for quantifying statistical uncertainty andinference. The fact that it deals …

… Exchange-correlation effects in a warm dense electron gas (Pengcheng Hou); January 24, 2023: Study of the real frequency dependence of the optical conductivity in the 2D …

On January 23, 2023, SFARI hosted an informational session on the 2023 Cross-Species Studies of ASD request for applications (RFA).

Title: What we don’t know about planet formation Abstract: It has long been known that planets form from dust and gas in the protoplanetary disks that are …

Speaker: Vikram Mulligan, Ph.D., Research Scientist, Systems Biology Topic: Next-generation software for heteropolymer design and structure prediction For decades, the Rosetta software suite has been one …

… gapped states, such as topological orders and fractons, as well as gapless states including novel metallic phases and the realization of such states particularly in synthetic quantum …

Speaker: Pratyush Tiwary, Ph.D., Associate Professor, University of Maryland-College Park

… Galois of an elliptic curve over Q), and then highlight several new ideas from the joint work, including techniques for computing models of modular curves and novel …