Articles

September 12, 2016

Dating in the Dark and Other Unexpected Encounters With Science By John Tracey

Would-be couples use touch to learn about their dates — a blindfolded man is touching another person's face

Simons Society of Fellows

September 08, 2016

Physics of Feather Color Holds Clues to Diversity of Life By Ashley Yeager

Portrait photo of Rafael Maia

Simons Collaboration on Ocean Processes and Ecology

May 18, 2016

Station ALOHA, a Window Into the World’s Oceans By Ashley Yeager

Station ALOHA is a circle of ocean 22 kilometers across and located 100 kilometers north of the Hawaiian island of Oahu. A red dot marks one of the moorings at the site

Simons Society of Fellows

April 25, 2016

Neural Roots of Curiosity Explored By Ashley Yeager

Portrait photo of Jennifer Bussell

Simons Society of Fellows

February 24, 2016

Equations of Water Waves Put to the Test By Ashley Yeager

Portrait photo of Ben Harrop-Griffiths

Simons Society of Fellows

February 10, 2016

Tracking Shifts and Splits in Earth’s Polar Vortices By Ashley Yeager

Portrait photo of Aditi Sheshadri

November 09, 2015

David Spergel to Lead New Center for Computational Astrophysics

Portrait photo of David Spergel

Simons Collaboration on Ocean Processes and Ecology

September 17, 2015

Tracking the Ocean’s Circadian Rhythm By Christina Reed

Water sampling relied on containers arranged as a rosette.