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Flatiron Institute

January 08, 2026

A Tug-of-War Explains a Decades-Old Question About How Bacteria Swim By Jane Beaufore

Stylized illustration of a swimming bacteria with a focus on their propeller-like flagella.

Fellows-to-Faculty Award

January 06, 2026

Fellows-to-Faculty Awardee Sama Ahmed Studies the Neuroscience of Multitasking By Wynne Parry

Portrait of smiling Sama Ahmed walking outside the University of Washington.

Flatiron Institute

March 04, 2026

Teresa Huang: Bridging Science and Machine Learning at Cosmic Scales By Marcus Banks

A portrait of Teresa Huang writing on a white board.

February 25, 2026

New Series from Quanta Magazine Explores the Infinite Evolution of Math

Atlas holding up a world filled with math symbols.

Mathematics & Physical Sciences

February 18, 2026

Bringing the Power of the Sun to Earth By Elizabeth Fernandez

An abstract image that suggests spinning plasma particles confined by strong magnetic fields.

Flatiron Institute

February 12, 2026

The Machinery That Helps Divide Your Cells Self-Organizes Like an Active Liquid Crystal By Jane Beaufore

A 3D rendering of components inside a cell that make up the human mitotic spindle.

Center for Computational Astrophysics

February 12, 2026

Caught in the Act: Astronomers Watch a Vanishing Star Turn Into a Black Hole Trisha Muro

Illustration of the dust shell traveling away from a black hole and gas being pulled back towards it.

Center for Computational Neuroscience

January 26, 2026

Biological Brains Inspire a New Building Block for Artificial Neural Networks

Flatiron Institute

January 21, 2026

Unveiling the Universe’s Origins and Current State by Modeling Its Many Faces By Marcus Banks

Adrian Bayer on the roof of the Simons Foundation offices, looking towards the sky.

Flatiron Institute

January 19, 2026

Hidden Order in Quantum Confusion: The Pseudogap

Photo of glowing green tabletop laser equipment with researchers looking on.

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