Fellows

The primary function of the Institute is to encourage and support collaborative research. Research groups often generate a dynamic give-and-take between scholars.

A research group usually has eight participants, all leading specialists in their respective fields. Each group is permitted an additional two visiting scholars who may join the group for up to two months. The team is customarily in residence for six or twelve months, and on occasions for three months.

The Academic Committee of the IAS selects four to five research groups each year, amounting to approximately 40 fellowships annually. Research topics are not predetermined by the Institute. Topics are chosen from among a broad range of fields in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.

The Institute provides office space, a lecture hall, library access, audiovisual equipment, and a computer and communications network. The administrative staff at the Institute provides researchers with an office and technical support. The Institute's dining room serves lunch to fellows and visitors. Discussions over lunch, strolls on campus and field expeditions, along with the exciting, collaborative academic pursuits, all contribute to a dynamic and pleasurable experience during the time spent at the Institute.

Integrability and Gauge/String Theory

  • Konstantin ZaremboKonstantin Zarembo
  • Matthias StaudacherMatthias Staudacher
  • Jacob SonnenscheinJacob Sonnenschein
  • Jan PlefkaJan Plefka
  • Vladimir KazakovVladimir Kazakov
  • Romuald JanikRomuald Janik
  • Nadav DrukkerNadav Drukker
  • Micha BerkoozMicha Berkooz
  • Zoltan BajnokZoltan Bajnok

Jewish Physicians in Medieval Christian Europe

  • Tamás VisiTamás Visi
  • Joseph ShatzmillerJoseph Shatzmiller
  • Gad FreudenthalGad Freudenthal
  • David WirmerDavid Wirmer
  • Reimund LeichtReimund Leicht
  • Tovi BibringTovi Bibring
  • Cyril AslanovCyril Aslanov
  • Michal Altbauer-RudnikMichal Altbauer-Rudnik

Bounded Rationality: Beyond the Classical Paradigm

  • Eddie DekelEddie Dekel
  • Tomasz Strzalecki Tomasz Strzalecki
  • Yuval SalantYuval Salant
  • Erik EysterErik Eyster
  • Sergiu Hart Sergiu Hart
  • Yusufcan MasatliogluYusufcan Masatlioglu
  • Asher Wolinsky Asher Wolinsky
  • Larry Samuelson Larry Samuelson
  • Joel SobelJoel Sobel
  • Dean FosterDean Foster
  • Elchanan Ben-Porath Elchanan Ben-Porath
  • Adi PauznerAdi Pauzner

Migration of Criminal Law Principles From National to International law

  • Yuval ShanyYuval Shany
  • Yoram ShacharYoram Shachar
  • Miriam Gur-AryeMiriam Gur-Arye
  • Gilad NoamGilad Noam
  • Kai AmbosKai Ambos
  • Oren GrossOren Gross
  • Fionnuala Ni AoláinFionnuala Ni Aoláin
  • George FletcherGeorge Fletcher

Practical and Theoretical Rationality - A Comparative Study

  • Christian PillerChristian Piller
  • Ruth WeintraubRuth Weintraub
  • Michael ThompsonMichael Thompson
  • James Pryor James Pryor
  • Hagit BenbajiHagit Benbaji
  • Yuval EylonYuval Eylon
  • Sergio TenenbaumSergio Tenenbaum
  • Jennifer NagelJennifer Nagel
  • Levi SpectreLevi Spectre
  • David EnochDavid Enoch

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