Institute for Advanced Study

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independent research institute nonprofit organization postdoctoral research center

The Institute for Advanced Study is a renowned independent research center in Princeton, New Jersey, famous for hosting leading scholars such as Albert Einstein and J. Robert Oppenheimer in fields like mathematics, physics, and the social sciences.

Aliases (5)

Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton ×2
Institute for Advanced Study (as visiting researcher) ×1
Institute for Advanced Study (historical and collaborative ties) ×1
Institute for Advanced Study School of Mathematics ×1
Princeton Institute for Advanced Study ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	independent research institute → nonprofit organization → postdoctoral research center →
country	United States of America →
fieldOfWork	historical studies → mathematics → natural sciences → social sciences → theoretical physics →
foundedBy	Abraham Flexner → Caroline Bamberger Fuld → Louis Bamberger →
fundingModel	endowment →
hasCharacteristic	does not grant degrees → focuses on theoretical research → hosts visiting scholars and fellows →
hasPart	School of Historical Studies → School of Mathematics → School of Natural Sciences → School of Social Science →
headquartersLocation	Princeton, New Jersey →
inception	1930 →
locatedIn	Mercer County, New Jersey → Princeton, New Jersey →
motto	Truth and Beauty →
notableScholar	Albert Einstein → Alexander Grothendieck → André Weil → Atle Selberg → C. N. Yang → Edward Witten → Freeman Dyson → George F. Kennan → Harish-Chandra → Hermann Weyl → J. Robert Oppenheimer → Joan W. Scott → John von Neumann → Kip Thorne → Kurt Gödel → Michael Atiyah → Niels Bohr → Oswald Veblen → Paul Dirac → T. S. Eliot →
opened	1933 →
purpose	advanced study and research in fundamental sciences and humanities →
website	https://www.ias.edu/ →

Referenced by (59)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Abraham Flexner → Alan Perlis ("Institute for Advanced Study (as visiting researcher)") → Albert Einstein → André Weil → Atle Selberg → Avi Wigderson → C. N. Yang → Claude Shannon ("Princeton Institute for Advanced Study") → Edward Witten → Emmy Noether → Eugene Wigner → Freeman Dyson → Freeman Dyson → Freeman Dyson → Harish-Chandra → Hassler Whitney → Hermann Weyl → Isadore Singer → J. Robert Oppenheimer → James M. Bardeen → Joan W. Scott → John Archibald Wheeler → John Milnor → John von Neumann → Karen Uhlenbeck → Kurt Gödel → Leopold Infeld → Michael Atiyah → Michael Walzer → Oswald Veblen → Pierre Deligne → Rudolf Carnap → Shiing-Shen Chern → Wolfgang Pauli →	employer
George F. Kennan ("Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton") → John von Neumann → Kurt Gödel →	memberOf
School of Historical Studies → School of Mathematics → School of Natural Sciences →	parentOrganization
School of Historical Studies → School of Mathematics → School of Natural Sciences →	partOf
School of Mathematics → School of Natural Sciences →	affiliation
Princeton University Department of Mathematics ("Institute for Advanced Study (historical and collaborative ties)") →	affiliatedInstitution
Annals of Mathematics ("Institute for Advanced Study School of Mathematics") →	associatedInstitution
Caroline Bamberger Fuld →	coFounded
IAS machine →	designedAt
Otto Frisch →	employedBy
School of Mathematics →	foundedBy
Caroline Bamberger Fuld →	helpedEstablish
IAS machine →	hostInstitution
Princeton, New Jersey, United States →	hostTo
Truth and Beauty →	isMottoOf
Princeton Battlefield State Park →	locatedNear
Annals of Mathematics →	publisher
Caroline Bamberger Fuld →	significantDonationTo
Edward Witten ("Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton") →	workplace