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Simons Foundation

June 06, 2018

Nurturing the Next Generation of Marine Microbial Ecologists

Model of how material and energy flow through Crocosphaera, single-celled marine cyanobacteria

Center for Computational Mathematics

October 23, 2013

Leslie Greengard, M.D., Ph.D.

Portrait photo of Leslie Greengard

Science Lives

May 22, 2019

S. R. Srinivasa Varadhan

Portrait photo of S. R. Srinivasa Varadhan

April 30, 2015

Seven Simons-Supported Researchers and Advisory Board Member Elected to the National Academy of Sciences

May 18, 2016

National Academy of Sciences Elects Six Simons Research Grantees and Advisers

Sign for National Academy of Science that says: National Academy of Science, Incorporated 1863, National Academy of Engineering Institute of Medicine, National Research Council

July 17, 2017

Critical Questions Concerning the Origins of Life

Mathematics & Physical Sciences

October 18, 2022

Simons and NSF-Supported Research Centers Explore the Symbiotic Relationship Between Mathematics and Biology By Yen Duong

January 18, 2017

Vitamin B-12, and a Knockoff Version, Create Complex Market for Marine Vitamins By Hannah Hickey

Oceanographic sampler known as a rosette uses bottles to collect water from different depths

August 08, 2014

John Sutherland, Simons Investigator, Wins Darwin Medal

The product of the above sequence of reactions was discovered by John Sutherland and his group in 2009. The reactions’ end product — a building block of RNA — could have led to the first biology on Earth and is composed of a sugar (yellow), a nucleobase (green) and a phosphate group (blue).

Life Sciences

January 15, 2014

Jason Dworkin, Ph.D.

Portrait photo of Jason Dworkin