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    [email protected]
  • Technical Assistance:
    [email protected]
  • Office Hours:
    Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, except designated holidays
  • Office Closures:
    November 25–27, 2026, December 24, 2026–January 1, 2027

The Simons Foundation’s Mathematics and Physical Sciences (MPS) division is accepting applications for the Simons Fellows in Mathematics program.

Deadline for application submission: 12:00 p.m. (noon) Eastern Time on October 1, 2026

Opportunity

The Simons Foundation’s Mathematics and Physical Sciences (MPS) division invites applications for the Simons Fellows in Mathematics program to make sabbatical research leaves more productive by extending them from a single term to a full academic year. Sabbatical research leaves from classroom teaching and administrative obligations can provide strong intellectual stimulation and lead to increased creativity and productivity in theoretical research.

Awards will be based on the applicant’s scientific accomplishments in the five-year period preceding the application and on the potential scientific impact of the work to be done during the leave period.

Eligibility

Eligibility is restricted to sabbatical or equivalent leave-eligible faculty who wish to use the Simons Fellowship award for the purpose of extending at least a single-term sabbatical research leave to a full academic year without teaching or administrative responsibilities. The fellowship program will not support the extension of a full year of sabbatical research leave to an additional term. In order to receive the fellowship, you must be approved by your institution for a full year of sabbatical research leave, consisting of two consecutive semesters or three consecutive quarters with at least 50 percent of the year fully paid by the home university and no more than 50 percent fully or partly supported by the fellowship. Note: A research leave provided by a unit of a university, rather than the university-level sabbatical leave, would not normally be considered as equivalent to a sabbatical. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.

If funds from the foundation are insufficient to cover the salary needs for the period supported by the fellowship, other resources can be used for this purpose. The foundation will consider circumstances where, for example, the university covers 80 percent of a full year of leave and the fellowship covers the remaining 20 percent.

Verification of sabbatical approval is not required at the time of application but must be provided to the foundation at least three months prior to the start of the applicant’s award. Please see the How to Apply tab for further information.

A Simons Fellow in Mathematics must have a teaching or administrative tenured position at the same U.S. or Canadian college or university within the mathematics department at the time of application, throughout the course of the sabbatical research leave and in the term following the leave. This must be the applicant’s primary position. Applied mathematics and statistics disciplines are eligible as long as the applicant resides within the mathematics, and not statistics, department. Those doing primarily mathematical education research are not eligible. In addition, a Fellow must have an active, current research program. Fellows cannot simultaneously hold a Simons Investigator award.

Previous fellowship awardees are allowed to apply for another fellowship as long as they follow their universities’ rules on sabbatical or equivalent leave eligibility.

Simons Foundation employees who receive a W-2 (Wage and Tax Statement) from the Simons Foundation, including employees of the Flatiron Institute, may not apply as a principal investigator (PI) to any Simons Foundation or Simons Foundation International requests for applications (RFAs) released by the Simons Foundation. PIs and any project personnel listed on the application who will receive funding for salary, travel, support for students, postdocs or research staff, lab equipment, computing time or other individual expenses may not be employees of the Simons Foundation, which includes the Flatiron Institute.

Funding

  • Award Amount: A Simons Fellowship in Mathematics provides salary replacement (inclusive of both salary and fringe benefits) for up to 50 percent (up to a maximum of $125,000) of the Fellow’s current academic-year salary, whether normally paid over 9, 10 or 12 months, and up to an additional $10,000 for expenses related to the leave. The Fellow’s home institution will receive an additional 20 percent overhead on allowable direct cost expenditures, per the foundation’s indirect cost policy. The maximum total budget request should not exceed $162,000 USD.
  • Award Duration: The Simons Fellowship will fund up to 50 percent of the full-year sabbatical period. Fellowship awards and sabbatical periods may begin no earlier than July 1, 2027, and no later than January 1, 2028. For example, the full leave year period could be July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2028; September 1, 2027, through August 31, 2028; or January 1, 2028, through December 31, 2028. Fellowship funding must be contiguous to the university-supported portion of the leave.
  • Number of Awards: The foundation expects to award up to 50 mathematics fellowships this cycle.

Allowable Expenses

Salary replacement funds:

  • May be used only to replace or partly replace academic year salary, whether normally paid over nine or twelve months, during academic terms in which the recipient does not engage in classroom teaching, academic administration or other departmental or university committee work.
  • May not be used for summer salary (if salary is paid over nine months) or to increase the recipient’s academic year salary beyond the university rate.
  • May be used for fringe benefits as required by the home institution.
  • May be paid out over the course of the full leave.
  • May not exceed the maximum allowed ($125,000).

Leave-related expense funds:

  • Can only be used to support expenses related to the leave, in a manner consistent with the approved sabbatical or equivalent leave plans.
  • Can be incurred at any time during the award period; they are not restricted to the terms in which salary is provided by the foundation.
  • May be used toward equipment, travel (including the Fellow and the Fellow’s family members to and from the sabbatical or equivalent leave location(s) and the Fellow’s travel to meetings and collaborators), housing (for the Fellow and the Fellow’s family), automobile rental, childcare and support for visitors (including meals).
  • Travel for family members for short-term visits (under one month) is not an allowable expense.
  • Salaries for students or research associates will not be supported, but funds may be used to help transport members of the Fellow’s research group to the sabbatical location (if different from the home institution) to attend conferences and meetings relevant to the sabbatical plan and to provide housing.
  • May not exceed the maximum allowed ($10,000).

Application Process

Applicants must submit a full application via Simons Award Manager (SAM) by October 1, 2026, 12 p.m. (noon) Eastern Time.

Award Policies

No-cost extension requests will typically not be considered.

Please note that in the event of budgetary or other considerations, The Simons Foundation, Inc. (“the Foundation” or “SF”) reserves the right to refer an application to The Simons Foundation International, Ltd. (“SFI”) for consideration and funding. SFI and SF have entered into an agreement pursuant to which SF provides program operations and administration services, including payment processing, to SFI. SFI grant recipients are subject to SF Policies & Procedures.

Our Commitment to Expanding Pathways to Science and Opportunities for All

Many of the greatest ideas and discoveries come from a diverse mix of minds, backgrounds and experiences. The Simons Foundation is committed to advancing basic science and mathematics to benefit humankind and expand our collective understanding of our world. As part of our mission, we support partners, programs and initiatives that seek to broaden the scientific community and open pathways to science and mathematics careers.

The Simons Foundation provides equal opportunities to all applicants for funding without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, pregnancy, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic disposition, neurodiversity, disability, veteran status or any other protected category under federal, state and local law.

Important Dates
  • Application Available:
  • Application Deadline (Noon Eastern Time):
  • Notification By:
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Contact Info
  • General Inquiries:
    [email protected]
  • Technical Assistance:
    [email protected]
  • Office Hours:
    Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, except designated holidays
  • Office Closures:
    November 25–27, 2026, December 24, 2026–January 1, 2027

Deadline for Full Application Submission: 12:00 p.m. (noon) Eastern Time on October 1, 2026

Create an Application:
Applications must be submitted via Simons Award Manager (SAM). Please click on the Funding Opportunities icon and navigate to the Simons Fellows in Mathematics program. Click the Create Application button to begin. Applications should be started and submitted under the applicant’s own SAM account.

Application Submission:
To submit an application, the following sections must be completed in SAM:

  • Record Summary:
    • The applicant’s name and institution will appear in this section. The institution will default to the user’s primary affiliation in their SAM profile. Please ensure the listed institution is the one to which funds must be administered if selected for funding. If the institution or applicant must be changed, please refer to the SAM Frequently Asked Questions for assistance.
  • Proposal Tab:
    • Applicant Details: Enter all required fields, including your ORCID iD. The applicant may edit information via the ‘Edit Profile’ button as needed. To add your ORCID iD, navigate to the ORCID tab of the user profile, and select the ‘Create or connect your ORCID iD’ button to link to your ORCID profile. Applicants must complete their profiles by clicking the ‘Complete Profile’ button on the user profile in order to submit.
    • Degrees: Enter degrees (optional).
    • Title: Enter the title of the application. This should reflect the nature of the applicant’s research and sabbatical plans.
    • Start and End Dates: Enter the award start and end dates, which should reflect the full sabbatical leave period. These dates will automatically populate in the budget. Please be cognizant of the end date requested. The foundation will not allow extensions of an award to address sabbatical-related trips or expenses that occur or end after the end date of the award, or for other administrative reasons. Fellowship awards and sabbatical periods may begin no earlier than July 1, 2027, and no later than January 1, 2028.
    • Proposal: Proposal attachments should be single spaced and in a common typeface and font size no smaller than 10 points. Margins must be at least half an inch in all directions.
      • Certification Questions: Answer sabbatical certification questions. Sabbatical approval is not required at the time of application but must be provided to the foundation at least three months prior to the start of the applicant’s award. Answering ‘No’ to “Is the PI currently approved for a leave…” question does not render the application ineligible.
      • Statement of Recent Work (two-page limit, plus up to one page for references and figures, which can be embedded within the text): Upload a statement explaining the candidate’s most significant scientific work over the previous five years.
      • Statement of Sabbatical Plans (two-page limit, plus up to one page for references and figures, which can be embedded within the text): Upload a statement summarizing the applicant’s plans for the entire leave period, the institution or institutions at which the leave is to be spent and the main scientific goals.
      • Applicant Biosketch: Upload a PDF of the biosketch for the applicant. Biosketches must be in SciENcv, NIH, or NSF-style format or a two- to three-page CV.
      • Students List: Upload a list of current or recent (past five years) graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and Ph.D. students, as applicable, including their dissertation topics and likely date of completion.
      • Letter from Other Institution (if applicable):
        • If the leave is to be taken at another institution or institutions and will last longer than one month, confirmation must be submitted from the host institution(s) in the form of a letter signed by relevant department chairs or other appropriate university authorities stating that the visit is approved and briefly describing the facilities that will be made available to the applicant.
        • If the letter of confirmation from the prospective host institution(s) cannot be obtained, then the application must include a backup plan describing what would be done if the visit(s) were not possible. The location of the sabbatical must be confirmed, in the form of the above-mentioned letter, to the foundation at least three months prior to the start of the applicant’s award.
        • The location must be at either the originally proposed host institution or at the institution(s) specified in the backup plan, unless explicit permission is obtained from the foundation no later than three months before the start of the leave. Please use the ‘Letter from Other Institution’ as the attachment type if including a backup plan.
      • Indicate the extent to which, if any, generative AI technology was used and how it was used to develop your proposal.
      • Indicate if the PI or any project personnel listed on this application are affiliated with the Simons Foundation or the Flatiron Institute as visiting scholars, independent contractors or employees.
  • Contacts & Personnel Tab:
    • Institution Administrative Contacts: At least one Signing Official and one Financial Officer must be added to this section.
  • Budget Tab:
    • Click the ‘Edit/Modify button‘ to add a detailed, one-year budget in U.S. dollars. In the ‘Personnel Costs‘ section, provide the applicant’s known or expected academic-year salary for the full year of the sabbatical leave period as the ‘Base Salary.’ If this is not yet finalized, please note this in the justification column and include the expected date of salary increase.
    • The percentage of salary covered by the fellowship, requested salary, fringe rate and fringe cost should reflect the amount that will be covered by the fellowship during the full sabbatical leave period. These fields are required.
    • For ‘Leave Related Expenses,’ provide a brief itemization of anticipated expenses and corresponding justification, not exceeding $10,000. An insufficient budget justification may result in the proposal not being considered further.
  • Abstract & Keywords Tab:
    • Technical Abstract: Provide a brief summary of where the applicant’s requested leave will take place and the main scientific goals during this time.
    • Keywords: Click on the ‘Add/Modify Keywords’ button to select up to two tags as it applies to the applicant’s research in the last five years. Please note that your choices will be used to select the most suitable reviewers.
  • Publications & Other Support Tab:
    • Publications: Provide a list of up to five accepted or published papers from the previous five years via the applicant’s SAM profile or PDF upload. If using a PDF upload, please name the PDF as Last Name_First Name_Publications.
    • Other Support: Please follow instructions for providing the current and pending support for the applicant via PDF upload or via the applicant’s SAM profile.
      • Provide all of the applicant’s current and pending external PI or co-PI support, which includes all financial resources, whether federal or nonfederal, available that are in direct support of this applicant and their research. It is not necessary to include internal funding or this current application.
      • If providing via SAM profile, please select Yes and then choose the option to ‘Select Other Support from Profile.’ Click the ‘Assign Other Support for this Proposal’ button to add other support to this application. This will display all other support related to the applicant that was previously added to their SAM profile. Reporting overlap is required to submit an application. While overlap is not a consideration for funding in this program, please click on the ‘Report Overlap’ button for each entry and select ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ as appropriate.
      • If using PDF upload, NSF format is sufficient and should at least provide the award number, source of funding, title of award, dates of project and total costs for each support item listed. Please name the PDF as LastName_FirstName_Support.pdf.
  • Check Application Progress: Click the ‘Check Application Progress’ button to verify that all required information and files have been submitted. Any missing requirements will be listed at the top of the screen and must be corrected before the application can be submitted.
  • Institutional Sign-off and Application Submission: When the application is complete, please click the ‘Send for Sign-off’ button to send the application to your Signing Official for signature. You will not be able to send the application for sign-off if any application requirements are missing. The Signing Official will receive an email from [email protected] notifying them that an application requires their signature. The Signing Official must electronically sign the application via the ‘Submission’ tab of the application. Once their signature is entered and saved, the Signing Official must click the ‘Submit Signature’ button. This will officially submit the application to the foundation. A confirmation page will appear for the Signing Official once the application is successfully submitted, and the application will now appear in the ‘Submitted’ tab of the ‘Applications and Awards’ table. The applicant, Signing Official and Financial Officer will receive an email from [email protected] when the application is signed and submitted. Please note that you will not be able to submit an application if the deadline has passed.

Once your application has been submitted, the Simons Foundation staff will be in touch if we require any additional information or revisions to your application.

Please note that in the event of budgetary or other considerations, The Simons Foundation, Inc. (“the Foundation” or “SF”) reserves the right to refer an application to The Simons Foundation International, Ltd. (“SFI”) for consideration and funding. SFI and SF have entered into an agreement pursuant to which SF provides program operations and grant administration services, including payment processing, to SFI. SFI grant recipients are subject to SF Policies and Procedures.

Important Dates
  • Application Available:
  • Application Deadline (Noon Eastern Time):
  • Notification By:
  • Earliest Award Start Date:
Contact Info
  • General Inquiries:
    [email protected]
  • Technical Assistance:
    [email protected]
  • Office Hours:
    Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, except designated holidays
  • Office Closures:
    November 25–27, 2026, December 24, 2026–January 1, 2027
  1. My university does not call leaves “sabbatical,” but rather “leave without pay” or “research leave.” Am I still eligible to apply?plus--large

    You are eligible to apply for the Simons Fellows program if you are eligible for a leave equivalent to a sabbatical, you will be granted a yearlong leave and at least 50 percent of the year’s salary is provided by your university.

  2. I have a tenure-track position. Am I eligible to apply?plus--large

    No, only those with tenured positions are eligible for the fellowship.

  3. Can I hold a Travel Support Gift Award and a Simons Fellowship at the same time?plus--large

    Yes, the foundation allows holding both awards simultaneously.

  4. Can the Simons Fellowship support sabbaticals in which recipients remain at their home institutions?plus--large

    Yes, the fellowship can support this type of sabbatical.

  5. Can my sabbatical location be outside of the United States or Canada?plus--large

    Yes, this is allowable.

  6. Although I will not be teaching any classes during my sabbatical, I will have graduate students. Is this acceptable?plus--large

    Yes, this is acceptable.

  7. My primary appointment is in a department of computer science, although my research is primarily mathematics. Am I eligible for a Simons Fellowship in Mathematics?plus--large

    No, applicants to the Simons Fellows in Mathematics program must have a tenured, primary position in the mathematics department.

  8. Will the foundation accept applications from computer scientists?plus--large

    It is not our intent to support computer science with this program.

  9. Would you consider mathematical neuroscience, or other fields of mathematical biology, an eligible field for the Simons Fellows in Mathematics program?plus--large

    Yes, math bio and other related fields would be an eligible field for the fellowship. Note that applicants will be evaluated based on their contributions to the field of mathematics.

  10. My primary research is mathematics education. Am I eligible to apply?plus--large

    No, you would not be eligible to apply. The program is intended to support theoretical mathematics research.

  11. Can the Simons Fellowship be used to match another external fellowship? plus--large

    No, the Simons Fellowship cannot be used to match another external fellowship.

  12. If my total academic salary for the foundation-supported term is greater than $125,000, am I allowed to make up the difference from other sources?plus--large

    Yes, as long as your total salary, including foundation support for the period of the leave, is less than or equal to your academic year salary.

  13. Is there a limit to the number of applicants per university?plus--large

    No, there is no limit.

  14. Are emeriti faculty eligible? plus--large

    Retired and emeriti faculty are not eligible.

  15. I have an adjunct appointment. Am I eligible?plus--large

    The intent of the program is to support scientists at academic institutions. A scientist whose primary appointment (as determined by source of salary and level of teaching commitments) is at a national laboratory or other research institute but who has an adjunct, courtesy or backup appointment at an academic institution is not eligible. Adjunct faculty members whose primary employers are academic institutions, and who are eligible on the basis of their research, are eligible for the Simons Fellowship.

  16. I am not a U.S. or Canadian citizen; am I eligible to be a Simons Fellow?plus--large

    U.S. or Canadian citizenship is not required, but a grantee’s primary appointment must be at a U.S. or Canadian institution in order to apply to or hold the grant.

  17. If I am not awarded a Simons Fellowship this year, may I reapply next year?plus--large

    There is no limit on the number of times one can apply, as long as one is eligible for a sabbatical.

  18. To whom is the grant awarded?plus--large

    The grant is awarded to the Simons Fellow’s home institution.

  19. How do I get reimbursed for eligible expenses?plus--large

    As the grant is made through the awardee’s institution, one should submit requests for reimbursement and purchases as prescribed by the awardee’s department.

  20. Are deadline times adjusted for time zones?plus--large

    No. Please be advised that all deadlines are in Eastern Time. We recommend registering early and submitting with ample time for corrections prior to the deadline hour. Site traffic can slow page-load times. You will not be able to submit after the deadline has passed.

  21. Can I make changes to the application once it has been submitted?plus--large

    If changes are required to the application after submission, you must first contact [email protected]. Applications can only be changed prior to the deadline. Once revised, the application must be sent for sign-off and signed by the Signing Official again in order to resubmit.

  22. Note regarding potential referral of an application to The Simons Foundation International, Ltd. (SFI)plus--large

    Please note that in the event of budgetary or other considerations, The Simons Foundation, Inc. (“the Foundation” or “SF”) reserves the right to refer an application to The Simons Foundation International, Ltd. (“SFI”) for consideration and funding. SFI and SF have entered into an agreement pursuant to which SF provides program operations and grant administration services, including payment processing, to SFI. SFI grant recipients are subject to SF Policies and Procedures.

The Simons Foundation is pleased to announce the 2026 Simons Fellows in Mathematics. These grants will be funded by the Simons Foundation International and administered by the Simons Foundation.

2026

  • Mina Aganagic, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Dima Arinkin, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin–Madison

  • Daniel Berwick-Evans, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

  • Christopher Bishop, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Grigoriy Blekherman, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Irina Bobkova, Ph.D.

    Texas A&M University at College Station

  • Jeff Calder, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Vorrapan Chandee, Ph.D.

    Kansas State University

  • Tsao-Hsien Chen, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Alexander Cloninger, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Baris Coskunuzer, Ph.D.

    University of Texas, Dallas

  • Aliakbar Daemi, Ph.D.

    Washington University in St. Louis

  • Casey Diekman, Ph.D.

    New Jersey Institute of Technology

  • Teena Gerhardt, Ph.D.

    Michigan State University

  • Reza Gheissari, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Robert Guralnick, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Benjamin Hayes, Ph.D.

    University of Virginia

  • Alex Iosevich, Ph.D.

    University of Rochester

  • Juhi Jang, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Hao Jia, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Victor Kac, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Marcus Khuri, Ph.D.

    SUNY at Stony Brook

  • Allen Knutson, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Christopher Leininger, Ph.D.

    Rice University

  • Linyuan Lu, Ph.D.

    University of South Carolina

  • Eyal Lubetzky, Ph.D.

    New York University

  • Jonathan Luk, Ph.D.

    Stanford University

  • Sam Nariman, Ph.D.

    Purdue University

  • Toan Nguyen, Ph.D.

    Pennsylvania State University

  • Sam Payne, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Aaron Pollack, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Alexei Poltoratski, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin–Madison

  • Florian Pop, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Anantharam Raghuram, Ph.D.

    Fordham University

  • Emily Riehl, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Arnd Scheel, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Andreas Seeger, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin–Madison

  • Anne Shiu, Ph.D.

    Texas A&M University at College Station

  • Noah Snyder, Ph.D.

    Indiana University

  • Valerio Toledano Laredo, Ph.D.

    Northeastern University

  • Oleksandr Tsymbaliuk, Ph.D.

    Purdue University

  • Preston Wake, Ph.D.

    Michigan State University

  • Jared Weinstein, Ph.D.

    Boston University

  • Elisabeth Werner, Ph.D.

    Case Western Reserve University

  • Craig Westerland, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Kirsten Wickelgren, Ph.D.

    Duke University

  • Alexander Wright, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Xiangxiong Zhang, Ph.D.

    Purdue University

  • Ruixiang Zhang, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

2025

  • John Baldwin, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Mladen Bestvina, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Christine Breiner, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Boris Bukh, Ph.D.

    Carnegie Mellon University

  • Daniela Calvetti, Ph.D.

    Case Western Reserve University

  • Richard Canary, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Huai-Dong Cao, Ph.D.

    Lehigh University

  • Zhen-Qing Chen, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Linda Chen, Ph.D.

    Swarthmore College

  • Sergey Denisov, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Harm Derksen, Ph.D.

    Northeastern University

  • Dmitry Dolgopyat, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Dzmitry Dudko, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Jordan Ellenberg, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Yekaterina Epshteyn, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Sergey Fomin, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Kevin Ford, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Javier Gómez-Serrano, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Lan-Hsuan Huang, Ph.D.

    University of Connecticut

  • Daniel Isaksen, Ph.D.

    Wayne State University

  • Paata Ivanisvili, Ph.D.

    University of California, Irvine

  • Ben Jaye, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Jeremy Kahn, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Panayotis Kevrekidis, Ph.D.

    University of Massachusetts Amherst

  • Dimitris Koukoulopoulos, Ph.D.

    University of Montreal

  • Bryna Kra, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Claude LeBrun, Ph.D.

    The Research Foundation of SUNY at Stony Brook

  • Kyungyong Lee, Ph.D.

    University of Alabama

  • Anton Leykin, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Yu-Shen Lin, Ph.D.

    Boston University

  • Yevgeny Liokumovich, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Feng Luo, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Cary Malkiewich, Ph.D.

    Binghamton University, SUNY

  • Sara Maloni, Ph.D.

    University of Virginia

  • Per-Gunnar Martinsson, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Mona Merling, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Cristian Popescu, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Pavlo Pylyavskyy, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Eric Riedl, Ph.D.

    University of Notre Dame

  • Sunder Sethuraman, Ph.D.

    University of Arizona

  • Bernd Siebert, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Philippe Sosoe, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Betsy Stovall, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Samuel Taylor, Ph.D.

    Temple University

  • Nam Trang, Ph.D.

    University of North Texas

  • András Vasy, Ph.D.

    Stanford University

  • Trevor Wooley, Ph.D.

    Purdue University

  • Yu Yuan, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

2024

  • Dan Abramovich, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Benjamin Antieau, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Jinho Baik, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • József Balogh, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Yuliy Baryshnikov, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Andrew Berget, Ph.D.

    Western Washington University

  • Kenneth Bromberg, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Dawei Chen, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Tamás Darvas, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Semyon Dyatlov, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Lisa Fauci, Ph.D.

    Tulane University

  • Alexander Furman, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • Joshua Greene, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Daniel Halpern-Leistner, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Jonathan Hauenstein, Ph.D.

    University of Notre Dame

  • Matthew Hedden, Ph.D.

    Michigan State University

  • Florian Herzig, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Dihua Jiang, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Adam Kanigowski, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Bruce Kleiner, Ph.D.

    New York University

  • Thomas Koberda, Ph.D.

    University of Virginia

  • Alex Kontorovich, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Peter Kronheimer, Ph.D.

    Harvard University

  • Thomas Lam, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Chao Li, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Wencai Liu, Ph.D.

    Texas A&M University

  • Ivan Loseu, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Kathryn Mann, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Jonathan Mattingly

    Duke University

  • Curtis McMullen, Ph.D.

    Harvard University

  • Connor Mooney, Ph.D.

    University of California, Irvine

  • Alexander Nabutovsky, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Denis Osin, Ph.D.

    Vanderbilt University

  • Greta Panova, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Andrew Putman, Ph.D.

    University of Notre Dame

  • Regina Rotman, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Yanir Rubinstein, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Richard Schwartz, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Arul Shankar, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Hao Shen, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Pablo Shmerkin, Ph.D.

    University of British Columbia

  • Daniel Tataru, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Nicolas Templier, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Burt Totaro, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Monica Visan, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Van Vu, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Lu Wang, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Mu-Tao Wang, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Li Wang, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Sijue Wu, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

2023

  • Michael Aizenman, Ph.D.

    Princeton University

  • Jarod Alper, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Aravind Asok, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Antonio Auffinger, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Nir Avni, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Matthew Baker, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Jennifer Balakrishnan, Ph.D.

    Boston University

  • Alexander Braverman, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Melody Chan, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Wei-Kuo Chen, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

  • Xiuxiong Chen, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Tobias Colding, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Panagiota Daskalopoulos, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Tarek Elgindi, Ph.D.

    Duke University

  • Sheel Ganatra, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Andrey Gogolev, Ph.D.

    Ohio State University

  • Daniel Groves, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • Mihaela Ifrim, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Mattias Jonsson, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Junehyuk Jung, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Kiran Kedlaya, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Sergiu Klainerman, Ph.D.

    Princeton University

  • Robert Lemke Oliver, Ph.D.

    Tufts University

  • Aaron Levin, Ph.D.

    Michigan State University

  • Guozhen Lu, Ph.D.

    University of Connecticut

  • Anna Mazzucato, Ph.D.

    Pennsylvania State University

  • Dhruv Mubayi, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • Andrew Neitzke, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Hoi Nguyen, Ph.D.

    Ohio State University

  • Lillian Pierce, Ph.D.

    Duke University

  • Timo Seppäläinen, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Sug Woo Shin, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Christopher Sogge, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Bulent Tosun, Ph.D.

    University of Alabama

  • Jeff Viaclovsky, Ph.D.

    University of California, Irvine

  • Botong Wang, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Jun Yin, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Inna Zakharevich, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Xin Zhou, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

2022

  • David F. Anderson, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Jason Behrstock, Ph.D.

    Lehman College, CUNY

  • Jin-Yi Cai, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Xuwen Chen, Ph.D.

    University of Rochester

  • Vaughn Climenhaga, Ph.D.

    University of Houston

  • Henri Darmon, Ph.D.

    McGill University

  • Giovanni Forni, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Ailana Fraser, Ph.D.

    University of British Columbia

  • Alexander Goncharov, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Matthew Gursky, Ph.D.

    University of Notre Dame

  • Piotr Hajłasz, Ph.D.

    University of Pittsburgh

  • Jennifer Hom, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Adrian Ioana, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Nataša Jonoska, Ph.D.

    University of South Florida

  • Jeff Kahn, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Jeremy Kahn, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Chanwoo Kim, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Dmitry Kleinbock, Ph.D.

    Brandeis University

  • Alexander Kleshchev, Ph.D.

    University of Oregon

  • Sándor Kovács, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Michael Larsen, Ph.D.

    Indiana University

  • H. Blaine Lawson, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Melvin Leok, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Tao Li, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Ayelet Lindenstrauss, Ph.D.

    Indiana University

  • Robert Lipshitz, Ph.D.

    University of Oregon

  • Robert J. McCann, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Emily Riehl, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Mark Rudelson, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Rayan Saab, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Laurent Saloff-Coste, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Michael Stillman, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Vesna Stojanoska, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Jeffrey D. Streets, Ph.D.

    University of California, Irvine

  • Pham Huu Tiep, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Alex Townsend, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Mariusz Urbański, Ph.D.

    University of North Texas

  • Alexander Zupan, Ph.D.

    University of Nebraska-Lincoln

2021

  • Mohammed Abouzaid, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Dan Abramovich, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Louigi Addario-Berry, Ph.D.

    McGill University

  • Radu Balan, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Sandra Cerrai, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Ivan Corwin, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Carina Curto, Ph.D.

    Pennsylvania State University

  • Charles Doering, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Hongjie Dong, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Alexander Elgart, Ph.D.

    Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

  • Solomon Friedberg, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Loukas Grafakos, Ph.D.

    University of Missouri

  • Alan Hammond, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Kate Juschenko, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Joel Kamnitzer, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Konstantin Khanin, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Chandrashekhar Khare, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Mikhail Khovanov, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Bryna Kra, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University, Chicago Campus

  • George Lusztig, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Russell Lyons, Ph.D.

    Indiana University

  • Konstantin Mischaikow, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Jennifer Morse, Ph.D.

    University of Virginia

  • Grigoris Paouris, Ph.D.

    Texas A&M University

  • Benoit Pausader, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Kasra Rafi, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Firas Rassoul-Agha, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Yiannis Sakellaridis, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Laura Schaposnik, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • Christian Schnell, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Zhongwei Shen, Ph.D.

    University of Kentucky

  • Katherine Stange, Ph.D.

    University of Colorado Boulder

  • Hung Tran, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Gunther Uhlmann, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Jan Wehr, Ph.D.

    University of Arizona

  • Jonathan Wise, Ph.D.

    University of Colorado Boulder

  • Helen Wong, Ph.D.

    Claremont McKenna College

  • Jared Wunsch, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University, Chicago Campus

  • Michael Yampolsky, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Andrej Zlatoš, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

2020

  • Benjamin Antieau, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • József Balogh, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Jacob Bedrossian, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Roman Bezrukavnikov, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Paul Bourgade, Ph.D.

    New York University

  • Martin Bridgeman, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Richard Canary, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Jonathan Chaika, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Xiaohui Chen, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Artem Chernikov, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • David Damanik, Ph.D.

    William Marsh Rice University

  • Mark Andrea de Cataldo, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Adrian Diaconu, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

  • Nathan Dunfield, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • David Fisher, Ph.D.

    Indiana University

  • Mohammad Ghomi, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Michael Harris, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Svetlana Jitomirskaya, Ph.D.

    University of California, Irvine

  • Tasho Kaletha, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Boris Khesin, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Marcus Khuri, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Alexander Kiselev, Ph.D.

    Duke University

  • Leonid Koralov, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Michael Lacey, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Yanyan Li, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Victor Lie, Ph.D.

    Purdue University

  • Mauro Maggioni, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Elizabeth Meckes, Ph.D.

    Case Western Reserve University

  • Hee Oh, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Richard Schwartz, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Karl Schwede, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Konstantinos Spiliopoulos, Ph.D.

    Boston University

  • Bianca Viray, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Z. Jane Wang, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Rachel Ward, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Juncheng Wei, Ph.D.

    University of British Columbia

  • Elisabeth Werner, Ph.D.

    Case Western Reserve University

  • Ting Zhou, Ph.D.

    Northeastern University

  • Xinwen Zhu, Ph.D.

    California Institute of Technology

  • Aleksey Zinger, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

2019

  • Federico Ardila, Ph.D.

    San Francisco State University

  • Nir Avni, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Yuri Berest, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Christopher Bishop, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Sergey Bobkov, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

  • Vyjayanthi Chari, Ph.D.

    University of California, Riverside

  • Ivan Cherednik, Ph.D.

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  • Gheorghe Craciun, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Philippe Di Francesco, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • William Duke, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Sergey Fomin, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Joshua Greene, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Changfeng Gui, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at San Antonio

  • Robert Guralnick, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Juhi Jang, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Victor Kac, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Matthew Kahle, Ph.D.

    Ohio State University

  • Nets Katz, Ph.D.

    California Institute of Technology

  • Rinat Kedem, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Autumn Kent, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Inwon Christina Kim, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Sergiu Klainerman, Ph.D.

    Princeton University

  • Slava Krushkal, Ph.D.

    University of Virginia

  • Kai-Wen Lan, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

  • Xiaochun Li, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Irina Mitrea, Ph.D.

    Temple University

  • Toan Nguyen, Ph.D.

    Pennsylvania State University

  • Denis Osin, Ph.D.

    Vanderbilt University

  • Dmitry Panchenko, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Irena Peeva, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Malabika Pramanik, Ph.D.

    University of British Columbia

  • Eric Rowell, Ph.D.

    Texas A&M University

  • Andreas Seeger, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Evgueni Tevelev, Ph.D.

    University of Massachusetts Amherst

  • Tatiana Toro, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Jared Weinstein, Ph.D.

    Boston University

  • Michael Wolf, Ph.D.

    William Marsh Rice University

  • Paul Yang, Ph.D.

    Princeton University

  • Guoliang Yu, Ph.D.

    Texas A&M University

2018

  • Marcelo Aguiar, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Anar Akhmedov, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Dmytro Arinkin, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Aaron Bertram, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Lydia Bieri, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Alexander Braverman, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Ching-Li Chai, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Jingyi Chen, Ph.D.

    University of British Columbia

  • Yingda Cheng, Ph.D.

    Michigan State University

  • Jordan Ellenberg, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Rui Loja Fernandes, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Amanda Folsom, Ph.D.

    Amherst College

  • Michael Goldstein, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Alexander Goncharov, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Anton Gorodetski, Ph.D.

    University of California, Irvine

  • Antonella Grassi, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Lan-Hsuan Huang, Ph.D.

    University of Connecticut

  • David Jerison, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Jeffrey Lagarias, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Claude LeBrun, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Lionel Levine, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Marta Lewicka, Ph.D.

    University of Pittsburgh

  • Max Lieblich, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Jacob Lurie, Ph.D.

    Harvard University

  • Govind Menon, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Antonio Montalban, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Mircea Mustata, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Alexei Oblomkov, Ph.D.

    University of Massachusetts Amherst

  • Sam Payne, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Olga Plamenevskaya, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Kavita Ramanan, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Sebastien Roch, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Federico Rodríguez Hertz, Ph.D.

    Pennsylvania State University

  • Sunder Sethuraman, Ph.D.

    University of Arizona

  • Roman Shvydkoy, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • Yannick Sire, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Christopher Sogge, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Frank Thorne, Ph.D.

    University of South Carolina

  • Shankar Venkataramani, Ph.D.

    University of Arizona

  • Alexander Vladimirsky, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

2017

  • Matthew Baker, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • David Ben-Zvi, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Mladen Bestvina, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Lewis Bowen, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Tobias Colding, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Panagiota Daskalopoulos, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

  • Aleksandar Donev, Ph.D.

    New York University

  • Zeev Dvir, Ph.D.

    Princeton University

  • Ezra Getzler, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Anna Gilbert, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Florian Herzig, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • John Imbrie, Ph.D.

    University of Virginia

  • Jeff Kahn, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Jeremy Kahn, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Michael Kapovich, Ph.D.

    University of California, Davis

  • Boris Khesin, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Kay Kirkpatrick, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Nitu Kitchloo, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Alex Kontorovich, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Svitlana Mayboroda, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Chikako Mese, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Tomasz Mrowka, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Camil Muscalu, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Irina Nenciu, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • Thomas Nevins, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Hee Oh, Ph.D.

    Yale University

  • Julia Pevtsova, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Andrei Rapinchuk, Ph.D.

    University of Virginia

  • Daniel Ruberman, Ph.D.

    Brandeis University

  • Mark Rudelson, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Thomas Scanlon, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Natasa Sesum, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Gigliola Staffilani, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Nicolas Templier, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

  • Benedek Valkó, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • András Vasy, Ph.D.

    Stanford University

  • Alexander Volberg, Ph.D.

    Michigan State University

  • Sijue Wu, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Wei Zhang, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Maciej Zworski, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

2016

  • Jinho Baik, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Fedor Bogomolov, Ph.D.

    New York University

  • Lev Borisov, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Alexei Borodin, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Fioralba Cakoni, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Xiuxiong Chen, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Maria Gordina, Ph.D.

    University of Connecticut

  • J. Elisenda Grigsby, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Thomas Haines, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Julia Hartmann, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Christopher Hoffman, Ph.D.

    University of Washington

  • Vera Mikyoung Hur, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Michael Hutchings, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Adrian Iovita, Ph.D.

    Concordia University

  • Gautam Iyer, Ph.D.

    Carnegie Mellon University

  • Vadim Kaloshin, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Vitali Kapovitch, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Kiumars Kaveh, Ph.D.

    University of Pittsburgh

  • Sean Keel, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Bryna Kra, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Radu Laza, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Liping Liu, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Dan Margalit, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Andrew Neitzke, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Adam Oberman, Ph.D.

    McGill University

  • Robert Pego, Ph.D.

    Carnegie Mellon University

  • Robin Pemantle, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Robert Pollack, Ph.D.

    Boston University

  • Sorin Popa, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Dinakar Ramakrishnan, Ph.D.

    California Institute of Technology

  • Richard Schwartz, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Avraham Soffer, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Bernd Sturmfels, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Brian White, Ph.D.

    Stanford University

  • Dapeng Zhan, Ph.D.

    Michigan State University

  • Shou-Wu Zhang, Ph.D.

    Princeton University

  • Michael Zieve, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

2015

  • Anthony Bloch, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Liliana Borcea, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Nigel Boston, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Ted Chinburg, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Octav Cornea, Ph.D.

    University of Montreal

  • Henri Darmon, Ph.D.

    McGill University

  • Laura DeMarco, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Tyrone Duncan, Ph.D.

    University of Kansas

  • John Etnyre, Ph.D.

    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Alan Frieze, Ph.D.

    Carnegie Mellon University

  • Dennis Gaitsgory, Ph.D.

    Harvard University

  • Allan Greenleaf, Ph.D.

    University of Rochester

  • Daniel Groves, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

  • Samuel Grushevsky, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Marco Gualtieri, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Yan Guo, Ph.D.

    Brown University

  • Eleny Ionel, Ph.D.

    Stanford University

  • Krešimir Josić, Ph.D.

    University of Houston

  • Rowan Killip, Ph.D.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • Sergiu Klainerman, Ph.D.

    Princeton University

  • Nicolai Krylov, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota

  • Thomas Lam, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Aaron Lauda, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Tao Li, Ph.D.

    Boston College

  • Hans Lindblad, Ph.D.

    Johns Hopkins University

  • Guozhen Lu, Ph.D.

    Wayne State University

  • Mitchell Luskin, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

  • Robert J. McCann, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Curtis McMullen, Ph.D.

    Harvard University

  • Lenhard Ng, Ph.D.

    Duke University

  • Martin Olsson, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Bjorn Poonen, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Florian Pop, Ph.D.

    University of Pennsylvania

  • Mihnea Popa, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University

  • Cristian Popescu, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Nicolai Reshetikhin, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Timo Seppäläinen, Ph.D.

    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Alexander Varchenko, Ph.D.

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  • W. Hugh Woodin, Ph.D.

    Harvard University

  • Hong-Kun Zhang, Ph.D.

    University of Massachusetts Amherst

2014

  • Denis Auroux, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Jason Behrstock, Ph.D.

    Lehman College, CUNY

  • Roman Bezrukavnikov, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Francis Bonahon, Ph.D.

    University of Southern California

  • Samuel R. Buss, Ph.D.

    University of California, San Diego

  • Daniela Calvetti, Ph.D.

    Case Western Reserve University

  • Guang Cheng, Ph.D.

    Purdue University

  • Tim Cochran, Ph.D.

    William Marsh Rice University

  • Donatella Danielli, Ph.D.

    Purdue University

  • Mark Andrea de Cataldo, Ph.D.

    Stony Brook University

  • Giovanni Forni, Ph.D.

    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Dan Freed, Ph.D.

    University of Texas at Austin

  • Alexander Furman, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Chicago

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    University of Maryland, College Park

  • Shelly Harvey, Ph.D.

    William Marsh Rice University

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    University of Michigan

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    University of California, Irvine

  • Joel Kamnitzer, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

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    Cornell University

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    University of Miami

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    Brandeis University

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    New York University

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    Baruch College/CUNY

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    University of Washington

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    University of Virginia

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    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Ivan Mirkovic, Ph.D.

    University of Massachusetts Amherst

  • Kartik Prasanna, Ph.D.

    University of Michigan

  • Firas Rassoul-Agha, Ph.D.

    The University of Utah

  • Romyar Sharifi, Ph.D.

    University of Arizona

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    University of Washington

  • Scott Sheffield, Ph.D.

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  • Robert Sims, Ph.D.

    University of Arizona

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    University of Arizona

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    Northwestern University

  • Daqing Wan, Ph.D.

    University of California, Irvine

  • Mu-Tao Wang, Ph.D.

    Columbia University

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    University of California, Berkeley

  • Christopher Woodward, Ph.D.

    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Michael Yampolsky, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

2013

  • József Balogh, Ph.D.

    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Dror Bar-Natan, Ph.D.

    University of Toronto

  • Alexander Braverman, Ph.D.

    Brown University

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    Boston College

  • Xiaodong Cao, Ph.D.

    Cornell University

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    New York University

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    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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    Syracuse University

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    University of Iowa

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    Pomona College

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    University of Pennsylvania

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    University of Iowa

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    University of Wisconsin-Madison

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    Ohio State University

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    University of Miami

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    Georgia Institute of Technology

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    Cornell University

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    Georgia Institute of Technology

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    Princeton University

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    Purdue University

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    University of Toronto

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    University of Maryland, College Park

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    Indiana University

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    Georgia Institute of Technology

  • John Lott, Ph.D.

    University of California, Berkeley

  • Elizabeth Meckes, Ph.D.

    Case Western Reserve University

  • Mark Meckes, Ph.D.

    Case Western Reserve University

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    University of Michigan

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    Queen’s University at Kingston

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    University of Massachusetts Amherst

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    California Institute of Technology

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    University of Washington

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    Stony Brook University

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    University of Toronto

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    Case Western Reserve University

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    University of Maryland, College Park

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    University of Texas at Austin

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    University of Washington

  • Ravi Vakil, Ph.D.

    Stanford University

  • Michelle Wachs, Ph.D.

    University of Miami

2012

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    University of California, Berkeley

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    Princeton University

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    University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

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    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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    City College of New York

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    Northwestern University

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    William Marsh Rice University

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    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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    The University of Utah

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    Columbia University

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    University of Kentucky

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    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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    Indiana University

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    University of Southern California

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    Brandeis University

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    University of Massachusetts Amherst

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    University of Southern California

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    University of Iowa

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    University of Southern California

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    University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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    University of Michigan

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    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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    Princeton University

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    Columbia University

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    Georgia Institute of Technology

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    Princeton University

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    Purdue University

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    Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

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    University of Wisconsin-Madison

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    Boston College

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    Drexel University

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    New York University

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    University of California, Los Angeles

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    Cornell University

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    University of California, Los Angeles

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    University of Colorado Boulder

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    University of California, Davis

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    University of Illinois at Chicago

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    University of California, Davis

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    Brown University

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    University of California, Berkeley

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    Johns Hopkins University

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    Johns Hopkins University

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    University of California, Berkeley

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    University of Washington

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    Purdue University

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    University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • Alexander Voronov, Ph.D.

    University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

  • Changyou Wang, Ph.D.

    University of Kentucky

  • Eric Zaslow, Ph.D.

    Northwestern University
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The MPS division invites applications for its Travel Support for Mathematicians program, which is intended to stimulate collaboration in the field primarily through the funding of travel and related expenditures.

Scientific Software Research Faculty Award

The MPS division invites applications for the Scientific Software Research Faculty Award, which supports new research professor positions in existing academic departments to be filled by scientific software-focused researchers no later than September 1, 2027.

Small-Scale Experiments for Fundamental Physics

The funders invite applications to a one-time call aimed at advancing fundamental physics by funding small-scale experiments that explore physics which has typically been explored at large-scale facilities.

Simons Investigators

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