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Computer Science and Discrete Mathematics

Since 1999, the Computer Science & Discrete Mathematics program has been led by Avi Wigderson. In 2024, Irit Dinur joined IAS and will lead the program jointly with Avi.

World-Leading Mathematicians Join IAS Faculty

Irit Dveer Dinur, Elon Lindenstrauss, and Aaron Naber have been appointed to the Institute Faculty, bringing unique expertise in pure mathematics and computer science to the School of Mathematics. They will begin their Institute appointments this summer. Considered one of the top honors in academia, IAS Faculty appointments are reserved for the world’s foremost leaders in their respective fields.

Remembering Tsung-Dao Lee (1926–2024)

Tsung-Dao Lee (李政道), Member (1951–53, 1957–58) and Faculty (1960–62) in the Institute’s School of Mathematics/Natural Sciences, died on August 4. During his time at IAS, Lee was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics alongside his Institute colleague Chen-Ning Yang (楊振寧) for revolutionary work on parity violation which fundamentally changed our understanding of the laws of physics.

Salem Prize

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The Salem Prize was established in 1968 and named in honor of Raphaël Salem (1898-1963), a mathematician notably famous for his deep study of the links between Fourier series and number theory and for pioneering applications of probabilistic...

Applications

Memberships and How to Apply
Deadline December 1

Women+ and Mathematics
Deadline February 16

Summer Collaborators Program
December 1

NSF

The School of Mathematics wishes to acknowledge and thank the National Science Foundation for their generous support of the School's programs each year.

Mathematics Institutes

Diversity and Inclusion

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