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Core-collapse supernova neutrino emission and detection informed by state-of-the-art three-dimensional numerical models

Publications Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

Utilization of Field Measurements to Better Understand the Sensitivity of Atmospheric Chemistry to Meteorological Processes

Events 10/05/2021

A plot of precipitable water (gray scale) and precipitation rate (colors) in a simulation of the Earth's atmosphere.

Machine Learning and Genetic Algorithms in Theoretical Physics

Events 11/10/2021

Sci-News: New Research Sheds Light on Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions

Using Quasi-Experimental Methods to Study the Economic Benefits of Well-Functioning Ecosystems

Events 10/28/2021

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Optimal Control of Open Quantum Systems on HPC Platforms

Events 10/06/2021

Billion atom reactive molecular dynamics simulation of nanobubble collapse in wa

Sea, Land, and Air: Assisting the United States Air Force with Management and Protection of Cultural Resources

Events 10/06/2021

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Machine Learning and Inverse Problems in Scientific Imaging

Events 09/30/2021

Alterations of the nanoscale structure of live HeLa cells after chemical fixation, as observed using partial wave spectroscopic (PWS) optical microscopy.  Chemical fixation appears to alter the cellular nanoscale structure in addition to terminating its macromolecular remodeling.  These changes could not be detected using traditional modes of optical microscopy, being far smaller than the diffraction limit of visible light.

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