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Taking Refuge in Rehovot
Taking Refuge in Rehovot
23.07.2023
Benefiting Humanity

Russian and Ukrainian scientists fleeing the war in Ukraine were hosted by Weizmann Institute labs during a year-long program

Dr. Jun Miyamoto
More Questions than Answers
01.05.2009
At the beginning of 2006, Dr. Jun (Yona) Miyamoto immigrated to Israel with...
Dr. Daniela Amann-Zalcenstein
Double Love
01.05.2009
 
A routine service...
Just Joking, Seriously
Just Joking, Seriously
01.05.1999

A failed chemistry experiment at age 10 turned Prof. Sergei Yakovenko toward mathematics

A Marriage Made in Lab Heaven
A Marriage Made in Lab Heaven
01.05.1998

For Prof. Alex Girshovich and Elena Bochkareva, Israel was a dream come true

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
Science Education
REHOVOT, Israel - October 13, 1997 - An elite group of high-school mathematics students from the former...
Alexander Sromin
A Powerful Idea
01.10.1997

Alexander Sromin started out with an idea for a small, efficient motor and a two-year grant from the Kiryat Weizmann Incubator...

A Powerful Idea
A Powerful Idea
01.09.1997
Technology & Applications
A shiny round motor has spun its way around the world, from an impoverished Russian laboratory to...
Feinberg Graduate School's annual graduation ceremony at the Weizmann Institute of Science
Record Number of M.Sc.'s Presented at Weizmann Institute Graduation Ceremony
03.06.1997
Science Teaching
REHOVOT, Israel - June 3, 1997 - A record number of master's degrees and a large number of doctorates were...
New Talents, New Faces, New Fields
New Talents, New Faces, New Fields
01.05.1997

Meet some of the newest members of the Weizmann Institute faculty

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