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Presidential Lectures

April 05, 2021

Time to Take the ‘Big Bang’ out of the Big Bang Theory?
Headshot of Paul Steinhardt
Center for Computational Mathematics

April 05, 2021

Computational Bayesian Statistics Journal Club

April 05, 2021

SURFiN Program Lab Opportunities
Center for Computational Neuroscience

April 01, 2021

Learning arbitrary stimulus-reward associations for naturalistic stimuli involves transition from learning about features to learning about objects
Presidential Lectures

March 31, 2021

AI4Science: A Revolution in the Making
Portrait photo of Animashree Anandkumar sitting down

March 31, 2021

Physicists Learn to Superfreeze Antimatter, Wired
Global Brain

March 29, 2021

Neuromatch Academy 2021
COVID-19 Basic Science Prequels

March 29, 2021

The Vast Viral World: What We Know (and Don’t Know) By Lauren E. Oakes
6 grainy photos of coronavirus samples as viewed under a microscope arranged in two columns. The coronavirus cells vary in shape and size, and the photos themselves are tinted different colors. The top-left photo is tinted red and shows a virus circular in shape. The top-right photo is tinted a light-blue-green and shows another circular virus cell. The middle-left photo is tinted a light grayish blue and shows a circular virus with a small dent on its upper-right side. The middle-right photo is tinted yellow and shows a circular virus smaller than the previous three samples. The bottom-left photo is tinted a light-grayish-red and shows a circular virus slightly larger than the previous photo. Finally, the bottom-right photo is tinted a light blue and shows a larger virus with a faint seam beginning from its upper left side and ending at its lower right side. The cell bends inwards at the end points of this seam, as though the photo of this sample caught the virus in the middle of mitosis.
Global Brain

March 25, 2021

Independent generation of sequence elements by motor cortex
Presidential Lectures

March 24, 2021

Anomalous Diffusion of Microparticles in Biological Fluids
Scott McKinley in front of a green chalkboard
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