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Title: Turbulence Across Cosmic Scales: From the Interstellar to Intracluster Medium Abstract: Turbulence is ubiquitous in the universe and plays a fundamental role in shaping galaxy evolution. In …

… Award at the Biomedical and Astronomical Signal Processing (BASP) conference, and has published 23 research papers (including 13 first-author works) at top-tier Machine Learning venues …

… California, Berkeley, and now holds a joint research position at the Flatiron Institute and Princeton University. Scott received an A.B. in economics from Stanford University and …

… turbulence theory from the perspective of theoretical physics. Second, an even shorter synopsis of quantum field theory will be given with the emphasis on renormalization of system …

Mathematics and computation are often considered synonymous by the general public, as demonstrated, for example, by the expression “doing the math.” This equivalence is something to which most …

From the active metropolis inside each living cell to the vibrant dynamics of crowds, mechanical insights continue to advance our understanding of the living world. Hosted by the …

… NLP venues (such as ICML, ACL, and EMNLP) and has won awards at TMLR and ACL. He is a recurring organizer of the BlackboxNLP and BabyLM workshops …

Sarah L. Keller, Ph.D., University of Washington – Seattle  Vacuole Membranes of Hungry Yeast are Tiny, Living, Phase-Separating Thermostats Liquid-liquid phase separation in living biological membranes …

Talk 1: Can quantum computers outperform classical ones for solving impurity models? Thomas Ayral, Eviden Quantum Lab Quantum computers hold the promise to outperform classical ones for certain …

Title: From 7 minutes to 70000 years: the Renaissance of compact objects in binary (and triple) systems Abstract: Modern synoptic time domain surveys are revolutionizing our understanding of …

… G- and H-graded vector spaces encoding a non-anomalous continuous group G and a finite group H, we provide a simple, checkable condition that rules out …

Biology textbooks teach us that metabolism is hardwired into our genetic code, specifying how our cells can use different forms of energy. Yet many organisms defy this expectation …

The Simons Foundation welcomes all SfN 2025 attendees to join us for an evening of light refreshments, socializing and updates. Scientific staff from the Simons Foundation’s grantmaking …

The Simons Foundation welcomes all SfN 2025 attendees to join us for an evening of light refreshments, socializing and updates. Scientific staff from the Simons Foundation’s grantmaking …

The Simons Foundation is co-sponsoring the BRAIN Initiative Alliance’s Toolmakers Showcase social on Sunday, November 16, from 7:00 to 9:30 PM PT at the …

Title: A Biased History of our Galaxy Abstract: Our home galaxy, the Milky Way, offers an extraordinary opportunity to study a fairly typical galaxy in exquisite detail. Thanks …

… Cell Rep. 2025). The length and lifetime of loops formed by cohesin (‘cohesin loops’) is limited by WAPL, which can release cohesin from chromatin (Kueng, Cell 2006 …

… structure of moduli space of instantons, ADHM data, and the long-ranged classical interactions in pure Yang-Mills theory should be examined with this refined perspective. We …

When matter is pushed to extreme pressures, its behavior can defy intuition and open the door to remarkable phenomena. One striking case is hydrogen-rich compounds, where superconductivity …