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The claim says the Flatiron Institute consists of four cores or departments, but the Simons Foundation’s own Flatiron Institute page lists five research centers: Center for Computational Astrophysics, Biology, Mathematics, Neuroscience, and Quantum Physics. A separate Simons Foundation article about the launch of the Center for Computational Neuroscience explicitly says that CCN is the Flatiron Institute’s fifth research division. So the article’s count of “four” is incorrect.

Notably, the sentence itself also enumerates five units (CCB, CCA, CCQ, CCM, and CCN), which matches the official five-center structure rather than four.

The Flatiron Institute’s official site identifies CCQ as the Center for Computational Quantum Physics. The article expands CCQ as “Center for Computational Quantum mechanics,” which is not the institute’s name.

This is straightforward to verify from the Flatiron Institute’s official list of centers, which names the unit exactly.