Physics Innovation Via Optimal Transport supports collaborative research on how optimal transport mathematics advances modern physics, hosted by the Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics.
A two-week IAS summer program offering advanced lectures and collaborative sessions on frontier topics in theoretical physics for graduate students and postdocs.
IPAM’s Random Quantum Hamiltonians workshop explores the physics, computation, and complexity of disordered quantum systems through interdisciplinary research.
IPAM's program brings together top researchers to advance quantum advantage through interdisciplinary work on simulation, error correction, and fault-tolerant quantum algorithms.
Experimental Physics Investigators Initiative supports mid-career experimental physicists and their teams in pursuing new research problems and ideas to advance experimental physics and foster collaboration.
This grant funds fundamental research on the transport of mass, momentum, energy, and species in fluids and solids, supporting advances in engineering, energy, biotechnology, microelectronics, combustion, and wildfire mitigation.