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Topic: Modeling Structure in Single-cell Chromatin Data. In recent years, single-cell technologies have revolutionized biology, providing exciting opportunities to map cellular populations through development. Among these …

Tentative Schedule Open House: 10:00am-12:00pm Colloquium: 3:00pm

… stochastic calculus and the analysis of jump processes). Our method resolves a ’96 conjecture of Talagrand, deriving a bound which strengthens both Talagrand’s isoperimetric inequality and …

Speaker: Nikolai Chapochnikov Topic: Presentation of figures for the paper: “Mechanistic model for ZCA-type whitening in the olfactory circuit of the drosophila larva

Workshop focused on ACT mapping and TOD analysis including s17, s18, HWP, daytime data.

On November 20, 2019, Graeme Davis presented his research investigating the mechanisms that lie at the interface between neuronal homeostatic plasticity and ASD genetics.

The identification of rare de novo mutations that confer high risk for autism spectrum disorders (ASD) has generated tremendous new molecular insight and progress. Yet, in cases where …

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.

The Simons Collaboration on the Global Brain hosts a postdoc-focused NYC-area group meeting every other month to bring together postdocs interested in neural coding and dynamics …

The Simons Collaboration on the Global Brain invites hosts a quarterly west coast postdoc meeting series to bring together postdocs interested in neural coding and dynamics to discuss …

Topic: Conflicts and synergies between individuality and collective behavior Cells live in communities where they interact with each other and their environment. By coordinating individuals, such interactions often …

Topic: Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics of Biochemical Oscillators: Phase Accuracy, Entrainability, and Synchronization Abstract: A central question in biology is how living systems manage to process information and perform …

November 15, 2019 Rosalba Perna: Mergers of Compact-Objects In the Gravitational Wave Era

Canonical Correlation Analysis model of the cortical microcircuit Yanis Bahroun and David Lipshutz will be leading a discussion on extensions of Canonical Correlation Analysis to more than two …

… assumptions. He will then report on ongoing work regarding applications to symplectic manifolds that are presented as the total space of a Lagrangian fibration or the union …

Part of the beauty of mathematics is the interplay between its different branches. In this lecture, Maxim Kontsevich will talk about a recent discovery of an unexpected relation …

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.

Presenter: Michael Hiller, Max Planck Institute, Dresden Topic: Linking phenotypic differences between species to differences in genes and cis-regulatory elements Identifying the DNA changes that underlie phenotypic …

At first glance, the Sleeping Beauty problem appears to be a simple question about probability. But since being proposed 19 years ago by philosopher Adam Elga, the problem …

November 8, 2019 Jess Werk: The Circumgalactic Medium

Leslie Greengard from CCM will present more on the topic of the adjoint method, and optimization for electromagnetic beam steering (a more detailed version of his talk at …

Topic: Clustering time series in the brain: connections to information theory, canonical correlations, and cepstra Sensory information reaches the brain as a stream with non-trivial correlations across …

… setup based on QFT in AdS where the same constraints follow from an entirely different set of axioms, and comment on the relation between correlators and amplitudes …

slava Scientists love to reduce physical systems to a few elementary blocks, which they use like Lego building blocks to build more complicated ‘composite’ objects. Geoffrey Chew in …

Quantum Café is CCQ’s ongoing seminar series: open to all bona fide members of the greater NYC scientific community and held every second week, Quantum Café presents …

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.

Title: Molecular maps in tissue and disease by data-driven analysis of spatially resolved transcriptomes in situ. Abstract: RNA-sequencing offers the possibility to analyze the expression of …

Presenter: Michelle Badri, Ph.D. Candidate New York Univesity Title: Applying natural language processing methods to building models of the microbiome Integrating datasets from multiple “omic” datasets is …

… 10, 2019 John Wise he First Stars, Black Holes, and Galaxies in the Universe May 17, 2019 Mark Krumholz Star formation, turbulence, transport, and feedback: towards a …

Quantum Café is CCQ’s ongoing seminar series: open to all bona fide members of the greater NYC scientific community and held every second week, Quantum Café presents …

On October 30, 2019, Gloria Choi discussed her work using mouse models of maternal immune activation to study the role of maternal infection in neurodevelopmental disorders, such as …

Viral infection during pregnancy correlates with increased frequency of neurodevelopmental disorders in offspring. This phenomenon has been modeled in mice prenatally subjected to maternal immune activation (MIA). In …

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.

FWAM (“Flatiron-wide Autumn Meeting”, previously “Flatiron-wide Algorithms and Mathematics”) is a two-day internal conference with the goal of introducing and reviewing scientific and computational tools …

Speaker: Jamie Morton Topic: Learning representations of microbe–metabolite interactions

The Simons Collaboration on the Global Brain hosts a postdoc-focused Boston-area group meeting every other month to bring together postdocs interested in neural coding and dynamics …

Title: Self-organisation of bidirectional microtubule networks is robust: a mathematical framework and validation in Drosophila. You and I are but a collection of trillions of cells. Why …

Title: Methods for analysis of spatial transcriptomics data with application to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Spatial genomics technologies enable new approaches to study how cells interact and function in …

This workshop is intended as a "by the students, for the students" meeting. Participants will include only students and postdocs doing theoretical neuroscience research. Over the course of …

Title: Stellar Forensics with the most powerful explosions in the Universe Abstract: Supernovae (SNe) and Long-duration Gamma-ray Bursts (GRBs) are exploding stars and constitute the most …

Speaker: Nicholas Chua Topic: Feedback on figures for the lamina paper

Expander graphs, particularly Ramanujan graphs, have been a major focus of research over the last five decades. This research has yielded fruitful interactions between mathematics and computer science …

Our seminar focuses on efficient computational methods for numerical problems, mostly phrased in a mathematical language, arising in areas of science throughout the Institute and beyond.