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    From Nature publication to catalyzing Computational Discovery

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    Acknowledgements

    We’d like to thank our collaborators, listed on the authors’ list, who helped create ERA, as well as all the scientists who are among the early adopters. Algorithm development underlying ERA was led by Eser Aygun, Gheorghe Comanici and Shibl Mourad. The epidemiological forecasting work is led by Zahra Shamsi, Sarah Martinson, Nicholas Reich, Martyna Plomecka, and Brian Williams. The research on carbon dioxide monitoring is led by Aarón Sonabend-W, Sean Campbell, Renee Johnston, Vishal Batchu, Carl Elkin, Christopher Van Arsdale, John Platt, and Anna Michalak. The paper on runoff forecasting is authored by Ignacio Lopez-Gomez, Michael Brenner, and Tapio Schneider. The manuscript in solar energy engineering is authored by Michael Brenner, Lizzie Dorfman, and John Platt. The research in macroeconomic retail sales forecasting is led by Michael Brenner, Qian-Ze Zhu, Zahra Shamsi, Mette Nielsen, and Paul Raccuglia. We are grateful for leadership support from John Platt, Michael Brenner, Shibl Mourad, Lizzie Dorfman, Vip Gupta, Zoubin Ghahramani, Alison Lentz, Erica Brand, Katherine Chou, Ronit Levavi Morad, Yossi Matias, and James Manyika.



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