List of Fields medalists affiliated with the Institute for Advanced Study

This is a comprehensive list of Fields Medal winners affiliated with the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey as current and former faculty members, visiting scholars, and other affiliates. Of the 56 individuals who have received the Fields Medal as of 2015, 41 are mathematicians who have been affiliated with the IAS as some point in their career.

The Fields Medal is the world’s most prestigious award in mathematics. It is presented every four years by the International Mathematical Union and is often referred to as the "Nobel prize of mathematics." It is generally shared by four different researchers. Members of the IAS have dominated the award since its inception in 1936 and in 2010 they took all four of them.

Fields Medal Winners
Year	Prize winner	Country	Years affiliated with IAS
1936	Lars V. Ahlfors	Finland	1962, 1966–67
	Jesse Douglas	United States	1934–35, 1938–39
1950	Atle Selberg	Norway	1947–51, 1951–87
1954	Kunihiko Kodaira	Japan	1949–52, 1956–61
	Jean-Pierre Serre	France	1955–64, 1967–68, 1970–73, 1978, 1983–84, 1999
1958	René Thom	France	1956, 1961–62
1962	Lars Valter Hörmander	Sweden	1960–61, 1971, 1977–78
	John Willard Milnor	United States	1966, 1970–90, 1999, 2002
1966	Michael Atiyah	United Kingdom	1955–56, 1959, 1969–72, 1976, 1987
	Paul J. Cohen	United States	1959–61, 1967
	Stephen Smale	United States	1958–60, 1966–67
1970	Alan Baker	United Kingdom	1970
	Heisuke Hironaka	Japan	1962–63
	John G. Thompson	United States	1978
1974	Enrico Bombieri	Italy	1974, 1984–present
	David B. Mumford	United States	1962–63, 1981–82
1978	Pierre Deligne	Belgium	1972–73, 1977, 1981, 1984–present
	Grigori Margulis	Russia	1991, 2006
	Daniel G. Quillen	United States	1969–70
1982	Alain Connes	France	1978–79
	William P. Thurston	United States	1972–73, 1976, 1984–85
	Shing-Tung Yau	China	1971–72, 1979–84
1986	Simon K. Donaldson	United Kingdom	1983–84
	Gerd Faltings	Germany	1988, 1992–93
	Michael H. Freedman	United States	1975–76, 1980–81
1990	Vladimir Drinfeld	Russia	1990, 1997–98
	Shigefumi Mori	Japan	1981–82
	Edward Witten	United States	1984, 1987–present
1994	Jean Bourgain	Belgium	1994–present
1998	Maxim Kontsevich	Russia	1992–93, 2002
	Curtis T. McMullen	United States	1986–87
	Andrew Wiles	United Kingdom	1981–82, 1992, 1995–96, 1998–2004, 2007–11
2002	Vladimir Voevodsky	Russia	1992–93, 1998–present
2006	Andrei Okounkov	Russia	1996
2010	Elon Lindenstrauss	Israel	2000–01, 2007
	Ngô Bảo Châu	Vietnam	2006, 2007–10
	Stanislav Smirnov	Russia	1998, 2003
	Cédric Villani	France	2009
2014	Manjul Bhargava	United States	2001-02
	Maryam Mirzakhani	Iran	2015
	Martin Hairer	Austria	2014