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August 5, 2026Experts across science, industry, policymaking and philanthropy gathered for the 2026 Simons Science Summit to discuss how artificial intelligence is accelerating scientific discovery, reshaping research and raising new … -
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July 9, 2025An analysis of more than 5,000 individuals with autism reveals four distinct groups that link autism-related traits with underlying genetics. The work could open the door … -
May 20, 2024CRISPR promises to be a game changer in the development of treatments for genetic diseases, but sometimes the technology slices DNA where it’s not supposed to. A … -
February 27, 2023By monitoring the body’s molecular response to a viral attack, the new method developed by Flatiron Institute researchers and their colleagues can diagnose even asymptomatic patients with … -
January 25, 2023… other members of the Simons Foundation staff. Ultimately, the Simons Foundation accepted every application it received and extended the application period as many scientists lost power and … -
January 24, 2023Built from one of the world’s largest collections of epigenetic data, the newly developed model Sei predicts how DNA sequence variation alters gene expression, advancing our understanding … -
January 25, 2022Olga Troyanskaya and colleagues developed a bioinformatics framework for the identification and prioritization of disease-associated enhancers.
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November 10, 2020This powerful, dynamic software system is changing how scientists sift through the recent deluge of human genomic data — and deepening our knowledge of human biology, health and disease. -
October 23, 2020Vulnerable kidney cells undergo similar cellular processes during diabetic kidney disease and COVID-19 infection, potentially explaining why the two illnesses together are so deadly. -
June 29, 2020Neurons that regularly remodel are more prone to the dysfunctions linked to the disease’s onset, a new experimental and computational study finds. -
April 29, 2020Genetic dark matter makes up 98 percent of our genomes, yet scientists are still figuring out how it works. -
March 9, 2020The institute has grown from a beautiful proposal into a bustling hub for computational science in astrophysics, biology, mathematics and quantum physics. -
December 18, 2019SFARI held its 15th science meeting April 7–9, 2019. Over 100 SFARI investigators, collaborators and foundation staff convened to discuss recent findings on the genetics, molecular- and … -
June 11, 2019Olga Troyanskaya, Robert Darnell and colleagues applied deep-learning methods to whole-genome sequencing data from SSC families and identified a clear enrichment for de novo noncoding variation … -
May 30, 2019SFARI held its fourteenth science meeting September 30–October 2, 2018. SFARI investigators, collaborators and foundation staff came together to discuss recent findings in autism genetics, molecular and … -
May 27, 2019The neurodevelopmental condition can result from mutations in the noncoding regions of the human genome, new research demonstrates for the first time. -
September 7, 2018SFARI held its thirteenth science meeting April 8–12, 2018. SFARI investigators, collaborators and foundation staff came together to discuss recent findings in autism genetics, molecular and system … -
July 16, 2018The new deep learning technique could help researchers identify the genetic origin of diseases and better understand how evolution shaped our genes -
February 15, 2018SFARI announces the launch of HumanBase, a Simons Foundation interactive web server for predictions and information about human genes, pathways and disorders. -
February 21, 2017Olga Troyanskaya The Simons Foundation congratulates Olga Troyanskaya, who has been selected as an International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) Fellow in the fellows’ class of 2017. The … -
August 17, 2016Simons Center for Data Analysis scientist Olga Troyanskaya has developed a machine-learning tool that uses neural interaction networks to predict autism risk genes. -
August 1, 2016A computational technique will help scientists to better identify genes, developmental stages of the brain, and cellular functions implicated in the disorder -
April 27, 2015… examining large datasets. It aims to address the unsolved mathematical, statistical and computational questions whose resolution will illuminate the underlying science. The center is particularly interested in … -
July 1, 2014… understanding of what makes tumors become malignant in humans. When a dog, usually from a nearby shelter, is brought to Sorenmo for treatment, two parallel tumor samples …