International Summer Science Institute

Scientists in the Making

Scientists in the Making

10.08.2010

Summer Science Institute takes place for the 40th consecutive year

Weizmann Institute president greets International Science Summer Institute participants

Science and Music

01.10.2009

International Summer Science Institute begins

(l-r) Armin Ridinger (Germany), Jerome Leis (the groom), Erin Stewart (the bride), Jonas Binding (Germany), Christoph Loenarz (England), Nish Jayaranjan (Canada) and the Weizmann Institute flag

Chemical Attraction

01.10.2007

Canadian newlyweds met at the Summer Science Institute

Laub International Science Youth Village

A Summer of Discovery for Budding Scientists from Around the World

14.07.1998

By Erica Zeitlin

Laub International Science Youth Village

High-School Science Stars From 17 Countries in the Weizmann Institute's Summer Program

01.07.1997

REHOVOT, Israel - July 1, 1997 - Winners of their nations' top science competitions are among the participants in the Weizmann...

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