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Candès and De Lellis Awarded The Shaw Prize 2026

Posted on 5/27/26 in News

IPAM congratulates long time IPAM program participant, speaker, and organizer, and former Science Advisory Board Member Emmanuel Candès and IPAM program speaker Camillo De Lellis on receiving The Shaw Prize in Mathematical Sciences 2026. The award recognizes their breakthrough contributions to the use of deep techniques from mathematical analysis to rigorously understand applied […]

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Newly Elected Members of the National Academy of Sciences!

Posted on 5/20/26 in News

The National Academy of Sciences has recently announced the election of new members in recognition of their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research. IPAM would like to recognize the following individuals who have contributed to IPAM programs as organizers, speakers, or participants: Scott Aaronson, […]

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Cynthia Dwork Awarded the 2026 Japan Prize

Posted on 1/22/26 in News

IPAM congratulates Dr. Cynthia Dwork on receiving the 2026 Japan Prize in Electronics, Information, and Communication for her pioneering contributions to building an ethical digital society, including differential privacy and fairness. Dwork’s work established mathematically rigorous foundations for privacy protection, algorithmic fairness, and secure, decentralized […]

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White Paper: “Bridging the Gap-Transitioning from Deterministic to Stochastic Interaction Modeling in Electrochemistry”

Posted on 12/23/25 in Reports and White Papers

Electrochemistry bridges chemistry, materials science, biomolecular science, and mathematics to explain how electrical and chemical processes interact at the atomic scale. It underpins critical technologies—including batteries, fuel cells, electrolyzers, metal separation, and green-chemical synthesis—and provides a scientific foundation for sustainable technologies addressing renewable-energy integration, carbon […]

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