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About Informatics stewards the scientific data produced by the Simons Foundation’s research programs, primarily the division of Autism and Neoriscience, across its full lifecycle, from collection and …

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Plant Biology Plants are fundamental to sustaining Earth's interconnected ecosystems—and studying their internal mechanisms regularly leads to new biological discoveries.

Placeholder image. People New research at the Flatiron Institute explores how to improve neural networks using components closer to those in real brains. Publications Research Spotlight In this …

People We’ve created an effective and robust framework to use observations of the universe to simultaneously infer fundamental cosmological properties and to develop new insights into the …

The goal of the Simons Collaborations in Neuroscience is to bring together groups of outstanding scientists to address fundamental questions about brain function, with a focus on fields …

Flatiron Institute researchers Daniel Lee and Lawrence Saul won FlyWire’s Ventral Nerve Cord Matching Challenge for their method of aligning the neural networks of a male and …

Revealing the Innermost Secrets of Microscopic Life Cryo-EM has revolutionized the field of structural biology, enabling researchers to study the structure and dynamics of proteins and other …

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Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative SFARI is the Simons Foundation's autism research program, advancing the basic science of autism and related neurodevelopmental disorders through funding, collaboration, and …

Scientific Computing Core The technical backbone of the Flatiron Institute.

The Simons Foundation Initiative for Computational Catalysis is a new effort within the Flatiron Institute dedicated to the development and application of computational techniques enabling the rational design …

Center for Computational Quantum Physics We develop the concepts, theories, algorithms and codes needed to solve the quantum many-body problem.

Our novel tools and software libraries bring large-scale modeling, simulation and data analysis within reach.

We push the boundaries of biological inquiry by integrating theory, computation and experimentation.

The Center for Computational Astrophysics executes research programs on systems ranging in scales from planets to cosmology, creating and using computational tools for data analysis and theory. It …

Understanding the human brain is one of the greatest and most challenging scientific frontiers of our time. Our mission is to develop models, principles and conceptual frameworks that …

… Lemaître. He leads the next-generation EHT (ngEHT) project working to make movies of black holes.

… and communication. In recent years, he has also studied unconditional lower bounds on the number of samples needed for learning under memory constraints. Participation & Funding The MPS …

Abstract Flagella-driven motility is a widespread strategy by which microorganisms navigate complex aqueous environments. Swimming cells must not only generate propulsion but also respond to, and interact …

… dedicated her career to inspiring passion about science through film. In her role at Sandbox Films, she oversees all project decisions and company strategy, and acts as …

… datasets, and how designed better-targeted therapies to kinases.

The aim of this two-day workshop is to bring together scientists from chemistry, physics, mathematics, and machine learning with an interest in challenging molecular sampling problems. The …

… [email protected] Hours: M-F, 8:30 AM-5:00 PM ET +1-888-789-6639

Title: The faults in our stars Abstract: Stellar spectroscopy is the backbone of astrophysics — and it’s broken. Imperfect models lead to systematic errors that cascade to nearly …

The Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) is hosting an informational lunch at the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) 2026 Annual Meeting focused on research, funding opportunities …

… Nadia Blagorodnova Naunet Jose Leonhardes-Barboza Ondrej Pejcha Peter Craig Ricardo Yarza Ryan Lau Sam Rose Semih Tuna Sophie Kressy Sundar Srinivasan Tea Temim Valeriia Rohoza

Abstract The propensity of proteins to form amyloid fibrils is encoded in their amino acid sequences, motivating the development of computational methods to predict amyloidogenicity directly from sequence …

… participants who did not receive a meeting invitation directly from the Simons Foundation are not permitted. Children under the age of 18 are not permitted to attend …

… restrictions. Ground Transportation Expenses for ground transportation will be reimbursed for travel days (i.e. traveling to/from the airport or train station) as well as subway …

The workshop aims to bring together researchers with an interest in machine learning methods applied to challenging problems in catalysis to assess the state of the art and …

… attend all meeting days. Participants receiving hotel and travel support wishing to arrive on meeting days which conclude at 2:00 PM will be asked to attend …

… specifically on the Stand Up to Cancer initiative, where he managed grantee statistics and statistics reporting, and edited and produced website content. He holds a B.A …

… facilities or support of any kind. Special accommodations will be made for nursing parents. Contacts Meeting & Policy Questions Christina Darras Events Manager [email protected] Travel & Hotel …

… Institute) Kimmy Wu (Caltech) Invited Speakers Peter Behroozi (Steward Observatory) Leah Bigwood (University of Cambridge & Max Planck-Institute for Astrophysics) Boris Bolliet (University of Cambridge) Ioana (Jo …