RIT ‘star hunters’ use AI to uncover rare clues about the life and death of celestial bodies RIT astrophysicist uses AI and machine learning to hunt for systems that will lead to understanding how stars live, die, and create gravitational waves.

RIT researchers, led by Jason Nordhaus, Associate Professor at NTID, used AI to identify 52 star systems showing rare stellar-evolution events.

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