Fantastic to see everyone at the SIMBA Collaboration Meeting 2023!  Lot’s of SIMBA science since our first collaboration meeting hosted at the Flatiron Institute in 2020.

The preprint of our new Chapter on Massive black holes in galactic nuclei: Theory and Simulations is available in the ArXiv!  This will be published as part of The Encyclopedia of Cosmology (Set 2): Black Holes, edited by Z. Haiman (World Scientific, New Jersey, 2023).

Visualizations of simulations from the CAMELS project publicly displayed throughout the streets of New York City on the digital displays of LinkNYC!

In a paper led by Yueying Ni and posted to ArXiv, we have just presented the largest suites of new simulations added to CAMELS since the start of the project, including the ASTRID model and 28-parameter variations in TNG and SIMBA.

UConn Today is featuring our new paper on Augmenting astrophysical scaling relations with machine learning, led by Digvijay Wadekar and published in PNAS!

Amazing experience to be invited as core speaker in the Cosmic Hearth: Sky Knowledge Across Traditions talk series at the Joseloff and Silpe Galleries at the Hartford Art School and learn from Georgette and Richard Koopman Distinguished Chair Genevieve de Leon about her solo exhibition To Order the Days!

Daniel Anglés-Alcázar has been named a Cottrell Scholar 2023!

Niranjan Roy‘s paper on 3D Hydrodynamical Simulations of Helium-ignited Double-degenerate White Dwarf Mergers has been featured in Quanta Magacine.  Congratulations Niranjan!

Congratulations to Sofya Levitina for being one of only 12 UConn students selected as 2023 University Scholar!

Congratulations to Jonathan Mercedes-Feliz for a wonderful paper in the arXiv today!