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Faster, Smarter, More Open: A New Way to Accelerate AI Models

Algorithms developed by Weizmann Institute and Intel Labs researchers enable AI developers around the world to combine the power of different AI...

The Human Phenotype Project

Meet Your Digital Twin

This AI Model Can Predict Your Future Health – and Help You Change It

Jamela Abu Ayada

Discovering the Path to Discoveries

The Weizmann Institute’s program for research students from academically underrepresented groups is making things click for participants

The class of 2022

"Set Your Goals as High as Possible – and Perhaps Even Higher"

Meet the class of 2022: 124 new PhDs and 179 MSc recipients

Credits: Image data: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS, Image processing by Tanya Oleksuik CC BY NC SA 3.0

A Simple Explanation for a Cosmic Puzzle

New Model Solves the Mystery of Opposite Winds on Giant Planets

Keck Observatory/Adam Makarenko

Giant Star Laid Bare: Reveals Birthplace of Silicon and Sulfur

Researchers led by Northwestern University and the Weizmann Institute have discovered a new type of supernova that offers a rare glimpse into the...

MRI Gets a Nano-Sized Upgrade

Weizmann Institute researchers achieve MRI resolution of one billionth of a meter, paving the way for the most detailed images of individual...

Cracking the Disorder

Weizmann Institute of Science researchers uncover physical laws explaining why cracks in materials break their symmetry while spreading. The findings...

An aerial view of Latham Island, more than 40 kilometers off the Tanzanian coast and measuring roughly 0.05 square kilometers. Drone photos: Shaked Palgi

Out of the Lab and into Nature: Going to the Ends of the Earth to Better Understand the Brain

Weizmann Institute scientists traveled all the way to a desert island off the coast of East Africa to record – for the very first time – the brain...

Avoiding Loss: A Neural Key to Anxiety and PTSD

Weizmann Institute scientists and Ichilov physicians used intracranial electrodes to reveal how the brain amplifies the risk of loss – and how this...

The Hidden Waters That Shape the Ocean – and the Climate

Weizmann researcher uncovers previously undocumented impact of coastal aquifers on ocean chemistry

Humanity Rises as Wildlife Recedes: Two Studies Show the Extent of Human Domination over Nature

Quantifying wildlife reveals human impact – human movement is 40 times greater than that of all land animals combined; livestock biomass up 400% and...

Marcel Frailich Kaplun

Everyone Knew It When Marcel Entered a Room

Dr. Marcel Frailich Kaplun, murdered by Hamas terrorists on her kibbutz, was a passionate educator and a beloved figure at the Weizmann Institute of...

Empowering Teachers with AI

The Weizmann Institute’s Science Teaching Department brings teachers and machines together and creates AI-powered tools for personalized instruction

Excavations at the Siloam Dam. Credit: Dr. Johanna Regev / Scientific Archaeology Unit, Weizmann Institute of Science

Carbon-14 Dating Unlocks Ancient Jerusalem’s Water Secret: Monumental Siloam Dam Was Built in 800 BCE to Face a Climate Crisis

Evidence points to sweeping urban planning as early as the 9th century BCE

A charred basket pattern on a jar from the time of the 586 BCE Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem (Photo: Johanna Regev)

Beating the Plateau

Weizmann Institute researchers establish absolute chronology for Kingdom of Judah’s Jerusalem

Weizmann Institute of Science Launches the Michael Sela Prize in Biomedical Sciences

The 2025 laureates – Profs. Francis S. Collins, Leroy (Lee) Hood and Eric S. Lander – are honored for pioneering work that has reshaped our...

Faster, Smarter, More Open: A New Way to Accelerate AI Models

Algorithms developed by Weizmann Institute and Intel Labs researchers enable AI developers around the world to combine the power of different AI...

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“Seven Unique Voices in the Symphony of Human Achievement”

The Hidden Waters That Shape the Ocean – and the Climate

The Weizmann Institute of Science Ranked Sixth in the World for Research Quality

Humanity Rises as Wildlife Recedes: Two Studies Show the Extent of Human Domination over Nature

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“Seven Unique Voices in the Symphony of Human Achievement”

The Weizmann Institute of Science Ranked Sixth in the World for Research Quality

Humanity Rises as Wildlife Recedes: Two Studies Show the Extent of Human Domination over Nature

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