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Optical elements required to create laser pulses that can control trapped ions. Photo: Freddy Pizanti

Israel Joins the Quantum Computing Club

Weizmann Institute of Science researchers present Israel’s first quantum compute

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

Young Weizmann Scholars Diversity and Excellence Program, class of 2021

Summertime Science

The newly established Young Weizmann Scholars program promotes undergrads from underrepresented sectors in Israeli academia

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

Winter storms in the Southern Hemisphere / NASA Worldview

Harder Winters, Stronger Storms

New data reveals climate change might be more rapid than predicted

Optical elements required to create laser pulses that can control trapped ions. Photo: Freddy Pizanti

Israel Joins the Quantum Computing Club

Weizmann Institute of Science researchers present Israel’s first quantum compute

Breakfast of Champions

A new study reveals how microscopic algae became exceptionally nutritious over time, driving evolution forward

Dr. Shiran Barber-Zucker and Prof. Sarel Fleishman. Protein Goldmine

Designing Proteins Just Got a Lot Easier

Forget crystals. AI gives Weizmann’s algorithms the means to design biomolecules with a huge range of valuable functions

Settled at Birth: Blood Vessels Remember Their Origins

Blood vessels originating from lymphatic vessels were found to be tailored to specific functions

Rewriting the Classics

Weizmann scientists breathe new life into one of the cell’s most classic and best-researched metabolic pathways

Winter storms in the Southern Hemisphere / NASA Worldview

Harder Winters, Stronger Storms

New data reveals climate change might be more rapid than predicted

Breakfast of Champions

A new study reveals how microscopic algae became exceptionally nutritious over time, driving evolution forward

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

Prof. Yosef Shaul. A lifelong quest

Spiking the Particle

FDA approves third-generation hepatitis B vaccine based on Weizmann research

Two different proteins expressed in a mouse brain are revealed by dual-color MRI

Tracking Multiple Genes with Flying Colors

A new method for mapping gene expression deep in the body could one day be used to track stem cells or cancer therapy

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Prof. Michael Sela, 1924-2022

Winter storms in the Southern Hemisphere / NASA Worldview

Harder Winters, Stronger Storms

Settled at Birth: Blood Vessels Remember Their Origins

Prof. Zvika Brakerski

Prof. Zvika Brakerski

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Prof. Michael Sela, 1924-2022

Harder Winters, Stronger Storms

Settled at Birth: Blood Vessels Remember Their Origins

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