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The Simons Foundation is pleased to announce the 2023 class of Junior Fellows in the Simons Society of Fellows. The 10 researchers are outstanding early-career scientists and mathematicians based in the New York City area. The fellows hold expertise in a diverse range of fields, including neuroscience, biophysics and number theory.
Formed in 2014, the Simons Society of Fellows encourages intellectual interactions across disciplines and research centers around New York City. Fellows attend conferences, workshops, weekly lectures and dinners, and annual retreats. The society comprises both Junior and Senior Fellows, with Junior Fellows receiving support from the Simons Foundation for up to three years of independent research with no teaching obligations.
Eddy Albarran (Columbia University)
Neuroscience
Paige Arnold (The Rockefeller University)
Metabolism, microbiology, CRISPR-Cas biology
Floor Broekgaarden (Columbia University)
Astrophysics, gravitational waves
Juan Esteban Rodríguez Camargo (Columbia University)
Number theory
Sanchit Chaturvedi (New York University)
Mathematics, partial differential equations and mathematical physics
Ella King (New York University)
Soft condensed matter physics
Žiga Krajnik (New York University)
Theoretical and mathematical physics
Christopher Lafferty (New York University Grossman School of Medicine)
Behavioral neuroscience
Isabel Low (Columbia University)
Neuroscience
Francesca Mignacco (CUNY Graduate Center)
Statistical physics of machine learning and biophysics