2025 Clay Research Fellows

Date: 16 January 2025

2025 Clay Research Fellows

The Clay Mathematics Institute is pleased to announce that Ryan Chen, Alex Cohen and Anna Skorobogatova have been awarded Clay Research Fellowships.

Ryan Chen will receive his PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2025, where he works under the guidance of Wei Zhang. Ryan has been appointed as a Clay Research Fellow for five years beginning 1 July 2025.

Alex Cohen will receive his PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2025, under the supervision of Larry Guth. Alex has been appointed as a Clay Research Fellow for five years beginning 1 July 2025.

Anna Skorobogatova obtained her PhD from Princeton University in 2024, supervised by Camillo De Lellis. She is currently an ETH-ITS Junior Fellow at the ETH in Zürich. Anna has been appointed as a Clay Research Fellow for four years beginning 1 July 2025.

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