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June 29, 2016Homological mirror symmetry proof would relate seemingly disconnected mathematical realms -
June 21, 2016David Ginty shows that four different mice harboring mutations in ASD risk genes have altered peripheral sensory neuron processing that contributes to ASD-like phenotypes. -
June 20, 2016Through funding from the Simons Foundation and three other foundations, ASAPbio hopes to make preprints as popular among biologists as they are among physicists -
June 17, 2016
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June 16, 2016Vera Sós is a Hungarian mathematician based at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. She specializes in number theory and combinatorics and has frequently collaborated with Paul Erdős, Alfréd … -
June 10, 2016Christian Luscher and Camilla Bellone show that ASD- model mice with reduced SHANK3 in the VTA have altered excitatory synapse transmission and impaired social behaviors. -
June 1, 2016This issue of the SFARI newsletter includes: (1) 2016 Bridge to Independence Award request for applications, (2) SFARI Blog: SFARI supports preprints for the life sciences, (3) Highlights … -
June 1, 2016At the edit-a-thons, get the chance to learn the basics of Wikipedia editing and make substantive changes to Wikipedia articles within your area of expertise -
May 31, 2016Dan Arking compares large-scale transcriptome datasets from neurotypical individuals and those with autism, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. -
May 31, 2016Using fMRI in typically developing children, Vinod Menon finds one’s mother’s voice activates a network of brain regions predictive of a child’s social communication skills. -
May 20, 2016SFARI’s deputy scientific director, John Spiro, outlines two important changes that have been implemented in light of SFARI’s support for preprints of life science research findings … -
May 18, 2016… simple genetic and biochemical networks. In 2015, he received a Targeted Grant in the Mathematical Modeling of Living Systems from the Simons Foundation. -
May 18, 2016A research site in the Pacific that is essential to the Simons Collaboration on Ocean Processes and Ecology makes its mark on microbial oceanography -
May 17, 2016The Simons Foundation has named four winners of the 2016 Simons Early Career Investigator in Marine Microbial Ecology and Evolution Awards. The awards are intended to help launch … -
May 13, 2016… understand.) Importantly, this result relies on the proof of a new isoperimetric inequality in the Heisenberg group that is of independent interest to analysis and geometric measure … -
May 13, 2016Michael Wigler and Dan Levy develop a new fragmentation and sequencing method for CNV analysis that generates high-resolution CNV data at lower cost than traditional analyses. -
May 12, 2016A new facility to be built in Chile aims to uncover what happened in the instant after the Big Bang and answer other cosmological questions -
April 29, 2016Benjamin Philpot shows that seizure susceptibility in an Angelman syndrome mouse model results from the specific loss of UBE3A from GABAergic, but not glutamatergic, neurons. -
April 28, 2016Simons Center for Data Analysis scientist Richard Bonneau develops a method to assess disease gene variants that combines sequence analysis and protein structural modeling. -
April 27, 2016Guoping Feng and Michael Halassa create mice with global or thalamic-specific loss of the ASD-risk gene PTCHD1 to show specific roles for thalamic PTCHD1 in ASD … -
April 25, 2016How does the intense desire to know take shape in the brain? Simons Society Junior Fellow Jennifer Bussell is designing experiments to study that question -
April 22, 2016… to the enumerative geometry of curves and sheaves and the theory of random surfaces and random matrices. He was named a Simons Investigator in 2014. Steven R … -
April 21, 2016SFARI today announced the launch of SPARK, an online research initiative designed to become the largest autism study ever undertaken in the United States. SPARK will collect information … -
April 21, 2016This issue of the SFARI newsletter includes: (1) SFARI launches SPARK, an online research initiative that aims to recruit 50,000 individuals with autism, (2) Upcoming lecture: Christopher … -
April 21, 2016The initiative aims to recruit 50,000 individuals with autism to advance our understanding of the condition -
April 11, 2016… Collaboration on Cracking the Glass Problem, directed by Sidney Nagel of the University of Chicago. Simons Collaborations bring together groups of outstanding scientists to address mathematical or … -
March 31, 2016Mark Daly compares genetic data of social and communication difficulties in healthy individuals with ASD genetic data to show how risk variants lead to a behavioral continuum. -
March 31, 2016By comparing phenotypes in 25 individuals with de novo mutations in POGZ with SSC ASD phenotypic data, Evan Eichler uncovers a distinct POGZ-ASD clinical subtype. -
March 18, 2016SFARI is pleased to announce that it has selected six finalists in response to the Bridge to Independence Award request for applications. This new awards program is intended … -
March 18, 2016This issue of the SFARI newsletter includes: (1) SFARI announces Bridge to Independence Award finalists, (2) Exome sequencing data from the Simons Simplex Collection now available online, (3 … -
March 15, 2016Whole-exome sequencing and associated phenotypic data from the Simons Simplex Collection (SSC) are now accessible via WuXi NextCODE’s cloud-based database. This new platform allows researchers … -
March 11, 2016… related to autism spectrum disorders. Researchers may apply to WuXi NextCODE for access to the SSC dataset here. -
March 10, 2016… because we believe teachers know best what they need for their classrooms and students,” said MƒA President John Ewing. DonorsChoose.org is challenging the public to participate … -
March 3, 2016This question and others have come to the fore as advances in experimental neuroscience bring in data that challenge conventional wisdom -
February 27, 2016Dan Littman and colleagues use a mouse maternal immune activation (MIA) model to dissect immune pathways linking MIA with autism risk. -
February 26, 2016Using SHANK3 conditional knock-in mice, Guoping Feng shows that adult re-expression of SHANK3 improves cellular and behavioral abnormalities, including ASD-like deficits. -
February 25, 2016James Gusella and Michael Talkowski develop a CRISPR/CAS9 genomic method to generate microdeletions and microduplications in human iPSCs that mirror human CNV genetics. -
February 24, 2016SCGB investigators take center stage and discuss current thinking on a range of topics, including neural circuitry and theoretical principles of memory -
February 24, 2016Rather than rely on computational approximations, Ben Harrop-Griffiths of the Simons Society of Fellows uses a specific type of differential equation to understand the complex dynamics of … -
February 12, 2016
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February 10, 2016Aditi Sheshadri of the Simons Society of Fellows looks at the fluid dynamics of the polar vortices and how they shape weather and climate -
February 9, 2016… a complete, collective unit. We want to understand whether it benefits their metastatic potential to stay as a collective unit.” Mugler’s vision for the next few … -
February 2, 2016The meeting will take place at the Simons Foundation, New York on Feb. 25-26, 2016. Please find further information here. The meeting will take place at the … -
January 31, 2016Evan Eichler compares whole-genome and whole exome sequencing data of ASD indivduals and finds an enrichment of variants in putative noncoding regulatory elements in ASD. -
January 31, 2016The Autism Inpatient Collection, directed by Matthew Siegel, enrolls individuals severely affected by autism, facilitating assessment of this under-represented group. -
January 30, 2016Irving Reti assesses, in two ASD mouse models, the utility of targeted, subthalamic nucleus, deep brain stimulation to treat severe forms of self-injurious behavior.