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Prof. Eilam Gross

When Particle Physics and Artificial Intelligence Collide

A research pivot by Weizmann Institute scientists uses artificial intelligence to unravel the mysteries of colliding particles

(l-r) Dr. Ofer Firstenberg and Roy Shaham. Engineering spins

Spinning the Threads of Quantum Memory

A unique nuclear property propels quantum computing into new research and applicative directions

Dr. Lama Tarayrah Ibraheim. Postdoctoral fellow in Prof. Eli Arama's research group from the Molecular Genetics Department

“Science Was a Way to Be Judged for What I’m Capable of Achieving”

Dr. Lama Tarayrah Ibraheim talks science and breaking stereotypes

Pride awareness event at the Weizmann Institute of Science; Summer of 2018

Pride 2021: Science over the Rainbow

Promoting equality and gender-forward thinking at the Weizmann Institute of Science

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Measured in Depth for the First Time

Weizmann Institute of Science researchers, together with their NASA collaborators, shed new light on Jupiter, revealing a surprising parallel with...

One of the Giant Magellan Telescope's mirrors

Pointing the World’s Largest Mirrors Toward the Heavens

Weizmann Institute of Science joins Giant Magellan Telescope to advance the world’s most powerful telescope

Catching on to Cancer

A particularly “sticky” molecule could lead to the development of an effective treatment for cancer

Dr. Sergey Semenov

Detangling the Origin of Life

A new study focusing on the interactions between basic chemical materials may elucidate intricate patterns of evolution

Catching on to Cancer

A particularly “sticky” molecule could lead to the development of an effective treatment for cancer

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A Sniff of Aggression

Sniffing a particular body odor molecule found in abundance on the heads of newborn babies reduces aggression in men but increases it in women

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Measured in Depth for the First Time

Weizmann Institute of Science researchers, together with their NASA collaborators, shed new light on Jupiter, revealing a surprising parallel with...

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GORKY Protein Turns Bitter Tomatoes Sweet

A huge new database helps reveal tomato riddles and may facilitate the breeding of delicious, disease-resistant tomatoes

The Israeli delegation to EGMO. (l-r) Nicole Grossman, Noga Friedman, Tamar Pe'er, and Ya'ara Schulman. Photo credit: Future Scientists' Center

Israeli Math Olympians Top European Competition

A team of mathletes, trained at the Weizmann Institute of Science, competes and wins several distinctions at the European Girls' Mathematical...

Plant Microbiome Project Connects Students to Real-Time Research

High school students are out in the field, expanding our knowledge of an invisible ecosystem

Nahal Zin stream bed, Shutterstock

Following the Footsteps of Humankind out of Africa

Researchers returning to Boker Tachtit in Israel’s Negev illuminate an important chapter in modern humans’ origin story

The “Bomb Peak” May Realign Date of an Ancient Volcanic Event

Weizmann scientists resolve a controversy surrounding an ancient olive branch

Catching on to Cancer

A particularly “sticky” molecule could lead to the development of an effective treatment for cancer

Rendering of the building that will house the Azrieli Institute for Brain and Neural Sciences on the Weizmann Institute of Science campus, Skorka Architects

The Weizmann Institute of Science Receives $50 Million from the Azrieli Foundation to Help Humanity Unlock the Mysteries of the Brain

This donation – among the largest of its kind for the Foundation – will establish the Azrieli Institute for Brain and Neural Sciences at the Weizmann...

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Catching on to Cancer

Prof. David Harel

Prof. David Harel

Dr. Amnon Bar-Shir

Dr. Amnon Bar-Shir

Prof. Leeor Kronik

Prof. Leeor Kronik

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A Sniff of Aggression

The Weizmann Institute of Science Receives $50 Million from the Azrieli Foundation to Help Humanity Unlock the Mysteries of the Brain

Celebrating Excellence

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