The Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM) is a National Science Foundation Math Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) that fosters the interaction of mathematics with a broad range of science and technology, builds new interdisciplinary research communities, promotes mathematical innovation, and engages and transforms the world through mathematics. IPAM fulfills its mission through workshops and programs that connect mathematics and other disciplines or multiple areas of mathematics. These activities bring in thousands of visitors annually from academia, government, and industry.

The NSF has encouraged IPAM to make the scientific presentations of our speakers available to a wider audience. While this YouTube channel contains many of our most popular videos, our full video archive is available at www.ipam.ucla.edu/videos.

Robert Batterman - Deep Learning, Correlations, and the Statistics of Natural Images - IPAM at UCLA
42:25
Robert Batterman - Deep Learning, Correlations, and the Statistics of Natural Images - IPAM at UCLA
Dalal Alharthi - A Collective Intelligence Framework for Cloud Security - IPAM at UCLA
33:25
Dalal Alharthi - A Collective Intelligence Framework for Cloud Security - IPAM at UCLA
Joshua Vogelstein - It's about time: learning in a dynamic world - IPAM at UCLA
50:59
Joshua Vogelstein - It's about time: learning in a dynamic world - IPAM at UCLA
Albert Kao - Social influence and the emergence of collective intelligence in pigeon flocks
39:45
Albert Kao - Social influence and the emergence of collective intelligence in pigeon flocks
Nikta Fakhri - Broken Symmetries in Living Matter - IPAM at UCLA
1:03:38
Nikta Fakhri - Broken Symmetries in Living Matter - IPAM at UCLA
Santosh Manicka - How might multiscale collectives ‘collect’ across scales? - IPAM at UCLA
52:49
Santosh Manicka - How might multiscale collectives ‘collect’ across scales? - IPAM at UCLA
Govind Menon - Does life compute? - IPAM at UCLA
46:01
Govind Menon - Does life compute? - IPAM at UCLA
Adria LeBoeuf - Metabolic division of labor creates organismal cohesion - IPAM at UCLA
51:58
Adria LeBoeuf - Metabolic division of labor creates organismal cohesion - IPAM at UCLA
James Marshall - Negative feedback as a noise suppression mechanism in collective foraging
42:54
James Marshall - Negative feedback as a noise suppression mechanism in collective foraging
Alice Schwarze - Emerging Intelligence: from neurons to social dynamics - IPAM at UCLA
51:02
Alice Schwarze - Emerging Intelligence: from neurons to social dynamics - IPAM at UCLA
Montasir Abbas - On the Road to Collective Intelligence with the Green Light SONATA - IPAM at UCLA
32:43
Montasir Abbas - On the Road to Collective Intelligence with the Green Light SONATA - IPAM at UCLA
Richard Mann - Learning to Disagree - IPAM at UCLA
43:55
Richard Mann - Learning to Disagree - IPAM at UCLA
Daniel Blair - Dynamic Mechanical Phases in Active and Passive Fluids - IPAM at UCLA
52:16
Daniel Blair - Dynamic Mechanical Phases in Active and Passive Fluids - IPAM at UCLA
Conor Heins - Collective behavior from surprise minimization - IPAM at UCLA
51:59
Conor Heins - Collective behavior from surprise minimization - IPAM at UCLA
Joshua Tan - Composing games into complex institutions - IPAM at UCLA
52:49
Joshua Tan - Composing games into complex institutions - IPAM at UCLA
Bernard Chazelle - New Tools for Analyzing Collective Behavior - IPAM at UCLA
52:23
Bernard Chazelle - New Tools for Analyzing Collective Behavior - IPAM at UCLA
Iain Couzin - Cognitive collectives - IPAM at UCLA
39:55
Iain Couzin - Cognitive collectives - IPAM at UCLA
Orit Peleg - Emergent Spatiotemporal Patterns in Insect Swarms - IPAM at UCLA
49:03
Orit Peleg - Emergent Spatiotemporal Patterns in Insect Swarms - IPAM at UCLA
Ahmed El Hady - Mechanistic theory of social foraging - IPAM at UCLA
39:55
Ahmed El Hady - Mechanistic theory of social foraging - IPAM at UCLA
Vishwesha Guttal - Stochasticity and collective escape responses in moving animal groups
50:16
Vishwesha Guttal - Stochasticity and collective escape responses in moving animal groups
Mauro Maggioni - On exploiting compositional structure: one bit of theory and one application
55:35
Mauro Maggioni - On exploiting compositional structure: one bit of theory and one application
Josh Tenenbaum - Scaling Intelligence the Human Way - IPAM at UCLA
1:00:11
Josh Tenenbaum - Scaling Intelligence the Human Way - IPAM at UCLA
Pronita Mehrotra - Cognitive Mechanisms That Power Learning and Creativity - IPAM at UCLA
45:32
Pronita Mehrotra - Cognitive Mechanisms That Power Learning and Creativity - IPAM at UCLA
Rupak Majumdar - How to interact when you must - IPAM at UCLA
53:05
Rupak Majumdar - How to interact when you must - IPAM at UCLA
Una May O Reilly - Adversarial Intelligence in Natural and Artificial Systems - IPAM at UCLA
53:21
Una May O Reilly - Adversarial Intelligence in Natural and Artificial Systems - IPAM at UCLA
Swarat Chaudhuri - Abstraction and Evolution with Large Language Models - IPAM at UCLA
51:14
Swarat Chaudhuri - Abstraction and Evolution with Large Language Models - IPAM at UCLA
Erik Winfree - Equilibrium is inference: lessons from a model of liquid-liquid phase separation
52:32
Erik Winfree - Equilibrium is inference: lessons from a model of liquid-liquid phase separation
Aishni Parab - Extracting Structured Data from Multi-Modal Input - IPAM at UCLA
26:49
Aishni Parab - Extracting Structured Data from Multi-Modal Input - IPAM at UCLA
Kevin Ellis - Probabilistic Thinking in Language and Code - IPAM at UCLA
50:04
Kevin Ellis - Probabilistic Thinking in Language and Code - IPAM at UCLA
Sumit Gulwani - Program Synthesis: Applications, Experiences, and Neuro-Symbolic Techniques
53:35
Sumit Gulwani - Program Synthesis: Applications, Experiences, and Neuro-Symbolic Techniques