Optical design concept of the CMB-S4 large-aperture telescopes and cameras

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Kavli Affiliate: Richard Hills | Summary:CMB-S4 — the next-generation ground-based cosmic microwave background (CMB) experiment – will significantly advance the sensitivity of CMB measurements and improve our understanding of the origin and evolution of the universe. CMB-S4 will deploy large-aperture telescopes fielding hundreds of thousands of detectors at millimeter wavelengths. We present the baseline optical […]


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Optical design concept of the CMB-S4 large-aperture telescopes and cameras

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Kavli Affiliate: Bradford Benson | First 5 Authors: Patricio A. Gallardo, Bradford Benson, John Carlstrom, Simon R. Dicker, Nick Emerson | Summary: CMB-S4 — the next-generation ground-based cosmic microwave background (CMB) experiment – will significantly advance the sensitivity of CMB measurements and improve our understanding of the origin and evolution of the universe. CMB-S4 will […]


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Distributional coding of associative learning within projection-defined populations of midbrain dopamine neurons

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Kavli Affiliate: Costa, Rui | Authors: Riccardo Avvisati, Anna-Kristin Kaufmann, Callum J Young, Gabriella E Portlock, Sophie Cancemi, Rui Ponte Costa, Peter J Magill and Paul D Dodson | Summary: Midbrain dopamine neurons are thought to play key roles in learning by conveying the difference between expected and actual outcomes. While this teaching signal is […]


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On the origin of radio-loudness in active galactic nuclei using far-infrared polarimetric observations

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Kavli Affiliate: Roger Blandford | Summary:The dichotomy between radio-loud (RL) and radio-quiet (RQ) active galactic nuclei (AGN) is thought to be intrinsically related to radio jet production. This difference may be explained by the presence of a strong magnetic field (B-field) that enhances, or is the cause of, the accretion activity and the jet power. […]


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PanIN and CAF Transitions in Pancreatic Carcinogenesis Revealed with Spatial Data Integration

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Kavli Affiliate: Denis Wirtz | Authors: Alexander T.F. Bell, Jacob T. Mitchell, Ashley L. Kiemen, Kohei Fujikura, Helen Fedor, Bonnie Gambichler, Atul Deshpande, Pei-Hsun Wu, Dimitrios N Sidiropoulos, Rossin Erbe, Jacob Stern, Rena Chan, Stephen Williams, James M. Chell, Jacquelyn W Zimmerman, Denis Wirtz, Elizabeth M. Jaffee, Laura D. Wood, Elana J. Fertig and Luciane […]


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The energetics of rapid cellular mechanotransduction

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Kavli Affiliate: Michael Young | Authors: Michael N Young, Michael J Sindoni, Amanda H Lewis, Stefan Zauscher and Jorg Grandl | Summary: Cells throughout the human body detect mechanical forces. While it is known that the rapid (millisecond) detection of mechanical forces is mediated by force-gated ion channels, a detailed quantitative understanding of cells as […]


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Thalamus sends information about arousal but not valence to the amygdala

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Kavli Affiliate: Kay Tye | Authors: Chris A Leppla, Laurel Keyes, Gordon Glober, Gillian A Matthews, Kanha Batra, Maya Jay, Yu Feng, Hannah S Chen, Fergil Mills, Jeremy Delahanty, Jake Olsen, Edward H Nieh, Praneeth Namburi, Craig Wildes, Romy Wichmann, Anna Beyelar, Eyal Y Kimchi and Kay M. Tye | Summary: Rationale The basolateral amygdala […]


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Spatial transcriptomics of FFPE pancreatic intraepithelial neoplasias reveals cellular and molecular alterations of progression to pancreatic ductal carcinoma

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Kavli Affiliate: Denis Wirtz | Authors: Alexander T.F. Bell, Jacob T. Mitchell, Ashley L. Kiemen, Kohei Fujikura, Helen Fedor, Bonnie Gambichler, Atul Deshpande, Pei-Hsun Wu, Dimitrios N Sidiropoulos, Rossin Erbe, Jacob Stern, Rena Chan, Stephen Williams, James M. Chell, Jacquelyn W Zimmerman, Denis Wirtz, Elizabeth M. Jaffee, Laura D. Wood, Elana J. Fertig and Luciane […]


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Engineered Adhesion Molecules Drive Synapse Organization

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Kavli Affiliate: Richard Huganir | Authors: William Dylan Hale, Thomas C. Sudhof and Richard L. Huganir | Summary: In multicellular organisms, cell-adhesion molecules connect cells into tissues and mediate intercellular signaling between these cells. In vertebrate brains, synaptic cell-adhesion molecules (SAMs) guide the formation, specification, and plasticity of synapses. Some SAMs, when overexpressed in cultured […]


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Benchmarking verified logic operations for fault tolerance

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Kavli Affiliate: Irfan Siddiqi | First 5 Authors: Akel Hashim, Stefan Seritan, Timothy Proctor, Kenneth Rudinger, Noah Goss | Summary: The promise of quantum computing depends upon the eventual achievement of fault-tolerant quantum error correction, which requires that the total rate of errors falls below some threshold. However, most contemporary methods for benchmarking noisy quantum […]


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