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J. RICHARD BOND AWARDED 2025 SHAW PRIZE IN ASTRONOMY

J. RICHARD BOND AWARDED 2025 SHAW PRIZE IN ASTRONOMY

J. RICHARD BOND AWARDED 2025 SHAW PRIZE IN ASTRONOMY

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J. RICHARD BOND AWARDED 2025 SHAW PRIZE IN ASTRONOMY

CITA Fellow James Beattie and his team use super-computer simulations to challenge classical understanding of magnetic turbulence

CITA Fellow James Beattie and his team use super-computer simulations to challenge classical understanding of magnetic turbulence

CITA Fellow James Beattie and his team use super-computer simulations to challenge classical understanding of magnetic turbulence

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CITA Fellow James Beattie and his team use supercomputer simulations to challenge classical understanding of magnetic turbulence

Astronomers snap clearest ’baby picture’ yet of the universe

Astronomers snap clearest ’baby picture’ yet of the universe

Astronomers snap clearest ’baby picture’ yet of the universe

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Astronomers snap clearest ’baby picture’ yet of the universe

First-Ever Detection of Mid-IR Flares in Sgr A*

First-Ever Detection of Mid-IR Flares in Sgr A*

First-Ever Detection of Mid-IR Flares in Sgr A*

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First-Ever Detection of Mid-IR Flares in Sgr A*

EHT Collaboration Reports a Spectacular Flare from the Centre of the Messier 87 Galaxy

EHT Collaboration Reports a Spectacular Flare from the Centre of the Messier 87 Galaxy

EHT Collaboration Reports a Spectacular Flare from the Centre of the Messier 87 Galaxy

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EHT Collaboration Reports a Spectacular Flare from the Centre of the Messier 87 Galaxy

Norman Murray elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences

Norman Murray elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences

Norman Murray elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences

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Norman Murray elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences

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

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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.

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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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CITA astrophysicists have been awarded major grants to study how magnetic energy from neutron stars is converted to radiation.

CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2025 Annie Jump Cannon Award in Astronomy

CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2025 Annie Jump Cannon Award in Astronomy

CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2025 Annie Jump Cannon Award in Astronomy

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CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2025 Annie Jump Cannon Award in Astronomy

CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2023 John Charles Polanyi Prize in Physics

CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2023 John Charles Polanyi Prize in Physics

CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2023 John Charles Polanyi Prize in Physics

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CITA faculty Maya Fishbach receives the 2023 John Charles Polanyi Prize in Physics

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