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A collaboration between experimentalists and theorists, including quantum physicists at the Simons Foundation’s Flatiron Institute, has developed a new way to study how electrons interact with defects … -
Sound + Science, a free after-school program in New York City, helps students explore the deep connections between science, technology and music. -
“Transformation” will explain the latest results, put them in context and track how mathematicians are grappling with AI’s impact on their field. -
Junior Fellow Elise LePage of the Simons Society of Fellows turns intuition from theoretical physics into new mathematics. -
This year’s Open Interval program will fund trios collaborating on projects exploring the theme of turbulence. -
… genotype-phenotype studies.” The data are available to approved researchers via SFARI Base. Please contact [email protected] with any questions. -
Autism BrainNet (ABN) announces the release of genetic data from the laboratories of Tomasz Nowakowski and Stephan Sanders. This release includes omics data from studies of postmortem brain … -
… PIs on a proposal can be employed by institutions outside the Empire AI consortium through a subcontract. Subcontract institutions may be from U.S. and non-U … -
… distinction lets researchers separate genetics from environment. A sibling with more of the genetic variants linked to a trait, such as shyness, tended to score higher on … -
Using targeted light stimulation, scientists successfully recalibrated damaged brain circuits to restore movement and motor learning in mice. -
Pivot Fellowship Supporting established researchers in their fields to explore and make contributions to new disciplines. -
… understanding between autistic and nonautistic people. The difficulty that each group has in reading the other runs deeper than a simple skills gap. Much of it stems … -
The new collaboration will explore randomness and correlations in number theory, tackling problems related to the Riemann zeta function, prime numbers and other major questions in the field. -
The Simons Foundation’s Pivot Fellowship program held its annual meeting on April 8, 2026. -
The new collaboration will explore randomness and correlations in number theory, tackling problems related to the Riemann zeta function, prime numbers and other major questions in the field.
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The Muon optimizer, a community effort including scientists at the Simons Foundation’s Flatiron Institute, is poised to be the new standard in AI training efficiency. -
At the 2026 International Congress of Mathematicians, mathematician Terry Tao discussed the future of AI in mathematics and why the field needs to start asking philosophical questions about … -
A multidisciplinary community exploring nonlocal observables in physics. -
Jaume Gomis of the Perimeter Institute will lead the collaboration’s work exploring nonlocal observables in theoretical physics. -
Flatiron Research Fellow Nour Al Hassanieh develops accurate and efficient algorithms for solving wave equation problems, an endeavor with many potential applications. -
The data include PacBio long-read whole genome sequencing data for 110 individuals from 37 families participating in the SPARK autism research study. -
… California, Santa Barbara Chenxi Wu University of Wisconsin–Madison Jiahong Wu University of Notre Dame Hang Xue University of Arizona Amanda Young University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign … -
Established in memory of Simons Foundation co-founder Jim Simons, these fellowships support research from exceptional graduate students in mathematics. -
Each group will receive three years of funding to support research into fundamental questions. -
Experts 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 … -
… competition for space. This same separation also makes it possible to study brain activity during cooperation without that physical complication. It offers researchers a more direct way … -
We use cutting-edge tools to study Lie groups, mathematical structures which are invaluable to modern physics.