Pure Mathematics
Number theory, algebraic geometry, topology and logic. Long-horizon work on foundational conjectures, published openly.
Theorem Institute brings mathematicians and natural scientists together to work on the hardest open problems, with the time and freedom to solve them properly.
Our programs run from the most abstract structures in mathematics to the physical laws they describe. Each is led by a small group of principal investigators and resident fellows.
Number theory, algebraic geometry, topology and logic. Long-horizon work on foundational conjectures, published openly.
Quantum field theory, general relativity and statistical mechanics, approached with the standards of proof rather than approximation.
Theoretical biology, chemistry and complex systems, where new mathematics opens problems that experiment alone cannot settle.
We remove the pressures that push research toward the incremental. Fellows are funded for years, not grant cycles.
Researchers choose their questions and are judged on depth, not output volume. A decade on one conjecture is a legitimate career here.
Topologists share tables with biologists. The best ideas cross disciplines, so our spaces are designed for daily, unplanned conversation.
Results are published openly, with formal verification of key proofs where possible, so the work stands for the next century.
Everything a researcher needs, and nothing that distracts from the problem.
We welcome applications from researchers, and conversations with partners who want to support fundamental science.