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Inspiring Future Women in Science

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A powerful duality in mathematical physics

Kevin Costello from Perimeter and Natalie Paquette from the University of Washington are combining twisted holography with celestial holography
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Secrets of the Universe: a webcast with Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez

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Measurably advancing quantum-classical computer hybrids

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