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CITA Fellow James Beattie was awarded close to 100-million-core-hours to explore the nature of turbulence and dynamos
CITA Fellow James Beattie was awarded close to 100-million-core-hours to explore the nature of turbulence and dynamos
CITA Fellow James Beattie was awarded close to 100-million-core-hours to explore the nature of turbulence and dynamos
Research in Nature by CITA National Fellow Simon Blouin grants new understanding of delayed white dwarfs.
Research in Nature by CITA National Fellow Simon Blouin grants new understanding of delayed white dwarfs.
Research in Nature by CITA National Fellow Simon Blouin grants new understanding of delayed white dwarfs.
CITA astrophysicists have been awarded major grants to study how magnetic energy from neutron stars is converted to radiation.
CITA astrophysicists have been awarded major grants to study how magnetic energy from neutron stars is converted to radiation.
CITA astrophysicists have been awarded major grants to study how magnetic energy from neutron stars is converted to radiation.
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The Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics is a nationally supported research centre located at the University of Toronto that is devoted to studying the origin and evolution of the universe, and the many wonderful phenomena revealed by modern astronomy. We foster interaction within the community of astrophysicists through workshops and a constant flow of visitors. Distinguished alumni of our vibrant post-doctoral program are spread across Canada and the globe.