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Science, Society & Culture

May 09, 2022

Quanta Magazine‘s Natalie Wolchover and Staff Awarded the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Writing By Thomas Sumner

A photograph showing two sides of the 2022 Pulitzer Prize.

Simons Society of Fellows

November 15, 2017

Simons Society of Fellows: Encouraging Bold Thinking and Risky Research

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November 11, 2017

How the SCGB Plumbs the Inner Workings of the Brain

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November 20, 2017

Sparking Autism Research

Sawyer, age 7, and Owen, age 9, are SPARK participants from Lake Tapps, Washington

November 09, 2017

Simons VIP: From Deep-Dive Autism Genetics to Virtual Family Meet-Ups

Sodium ion passing through the (blue) channel pore, and a side view

September 07, 2017

SFARI Research: Highlights from 2016

Image of three vertical neurons. Neurons with a mutation have fewer synapses (middle) than typical mice (left), work by Feng and colleagues shows. This synapse deficit can be reversed if the gene gets turned on, even in adulthood (right).

November 13, 2017

Back Story: What Spectrum and Quanta Magazines Are All About

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November 14, 2017

Science Sandbox Unlocks Scientific Thinking in Unexpected Places

Students raising oysters to help the surrounding waterways

November 10, 2017

State of ‘STEM-ocracy’ Discussed at Math for America’s Master Teachers on Teaching Event

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October 03, 2017

Insights on Quantum Materials, Nature

Digital image representing quantum materials