Center for Computational Astrophysics Spring Colloquia Schedule
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The parasitic wasp Megaphragma amalphitanum, one of the smallest insects, can serve as a stripped-down model of neural connections. Read More
Funding Opportunities
Our grantmaking efforts focus on mathematical and physical sciences, life sciences and autism research.
Events & Lectures
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Lecture Exploring Cancer Drivers and Dependencies
Scott W. Lowe, Ph.D.
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center -
Lecture The Genetic Influences on Autism Spectrum Disorder Risk
Elise Robinson, Sc.D.
Harvard University -
Lecture Reflections on Human Origins Since Darwin’s Conjectures
Richard E. Leakey, FRS
Stony Brook University
Society of Fellows
Founded in 2014, the Simons Society of Fellows is a community of scholars that encourages intellectual interactions across disciplines and across research centers in the New York City area.
Senior Fellows are distinguished scientists based in New York City. Junior Fellows are outstanding young scientists who receive support from the foundation for three years to conduct independent research at an institution of higher learning in New York City, with no teaching obligations.
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What We're Reading
January 17
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Screen Time: How Much Is Too Much? (Nature)
A vast analysis tackles a defining question of the digital age. The answer? It's complicated.
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Our Language Affects What We See (Scientific American)
Does the language you speak influence how you think? A new look at “the Russian Blues” demonstrates the power of words to shape perception.
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Erupting Black Hole Shows Intriguing “Light Echoes” (Scientific American)
A huge flare from a black hole helps reveal how matter and energy are expelled.
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Artificial Intelligence Could Diagnose Rare Disorders Using Just a Photo of a Face (Science)
After training on 17,000 publicly available photos of patients affected by more than 200 rare disorders, a computer program called DeepGestalt learned to recognize facial features linked to hundreds of genetic syndromes.
