People and Events

People and Events

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Made at the Institute

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Institute Guests

Dr. Naomi Balaban

Outwitting the Enemy

01.10.1998

People and Events›Made at the Institute

Dr. Naomi Balaban proposes fighting bacteria with disinformation

Laub International Science Youth Village

A Summer of Discovery for Budding Scientists from Around the World

14.07.1998

People and Events›Science Education

By Erica Zeitlin

Feinberg Graduate School

Feinberg Graduate School Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary

12.06.1998

People and Events›Events›On Campus, People and Events›Science Education

By Nofit Milstein

Israel's national tutoring program dubbed Perach

Flower Power: National Tutoring Program Helps Disadvantaged Pupils Blossom

07.05.1998

People and Events›Science Education

By Nofit Milstein REHOVOT, Israel - May 7, 1998 - Mix one party-loving, fun-seeking Israeli college student with one 12-year-old, newly-arrived Russian immigrant. Add one disadvantaged child whose father is in jail or an Ethiopian girl living in a cramped, shabby trailer who has never seen a movie nor splashed freely with other children in a cool blue pool. Repeat at least twice a week for 12 months. Watch mixture mature and become almost inseparable.

Moishe Silberkasten

A Search for Roots Leads to the Stars

01.05.1998

People and Events›Science & Culture

Research of a different sort brings Prof. Daniel Wagner face to face with his great grandfather

Dr. Martin Becker, his wife Rosette and their son Eitan are all alumni of the Weizmann Institute

Family Story

01.05.1998

People and Events›Made at the Institute

Dr. Martin Becker, his wife Rosette and their son Eitan are all alumni of the Weizmann Institute

Jacob Guedalia and family. Physics and business

The Science of Chutzpah

01.05.1998

People and Events›Made at the Institute

Jacob Guedalia, 32, is Vice President of Business Development at Live Picture, Inc., a leading Internet imaging firm

Prof. David Wallach

1997 Teva Founders Prize To Weizmann Institute's Prof. David Wallach

22.03.1998

People and Events›People

REHOVOT, Israel - March 22, 1998 - Prof. David Wallach of the Weizmann Institute of Science's Biological Chemistry Department has been awarded the 1997 Teva Founders Prize.

'Green' Approach May Significantly Improve Cancer Therapy

'Green' Approach May Significantly Improve Cancer Therapy

03.02.1998

People and Events›Events›Conferences

REHOVOT, Israel - February 3, 1998 - A promising cancer therapy which destroys tumors by exposing them to light may be significantly improved thanks to new materials developed at the Weizmann Institute of Science. Institute scientists reported on the new development at the Conference on Chemical Modifiers of Cancer Treatment in Clearwater, Florida, on January 28-31.

The Mathematical Tourist: Weizmann Institute Hosts Students from C.I.S.

The Mathematical Tourist: Weizmann Institute Hosts Students from C.I.S.

13.10.1997

People and Events›Science Education

REHOVOT, Israel - October 13, 1997 - An elite group of high-school mathematics students from the former Soviet Union have learned that, if you want to get to Israel, you have to do your homework. These 19 students, who visited Israel recently, were chosen from among 3,000 participants in a special math enrichment program designed at the Weizmann Institute of Science and administered by Israel's Foreign Ministry.

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