The membranes of living cells are fundamentally driven out of equilibrium by a variety of active processes. In particular, internal membrane bound organelles in the trafficking pathway, such as the ...

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Just over a decade after the first detection, the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA Collaboration has reported 390 observations of merging black holes or neutron stars. Each is a faint chirping signal buried in… ...

There are many paths to becoming a neuroscientist. One of them runs through a childhood obsession with magic. David G. Clark spent hours of his youth perfecting tricks to perform for family and ...

Applications for the 2027 Fellows-to-Faculty Award are now open. This program supports exceptional early-career scientists as they transition from mentored training to independent tenure-track faculty ...

Miles Stoudenmire, a research scientist at the Simons Foundation’s Flatiron Institute, explores the collective motion of hundreds or thousands of quantum particles to glean more precise information ...

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Abstract:What is learning, and how does it emerge in both living systems and machines? In this talk, we first introduce a concise and general definition: learning is the process by which a system ...

Abstract: Solving strongly correlated, many-particle quantum systems is a technical challenge requiring new algorithms, flexible software, and well-chosen target problems. Belief propagation gives a ...

Fifteen years ago, theoretical work predicted that similar anyons could emerge in materials with specific crystalline structures, even in the absence of an external magnetic field. These systems are ...

The Simons Foundation mourns the death of Gerald D. Fischbach, who died Sunday at 87. Fischbach, who went by Gerry, was a renowned neuroscientist whose transformative leadership at the Simons ...