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Prof. Zvika Brakerski

Prof. Zvika Brakerski
Prof. Zvika Brakerski
23.10.2023

Prof. Zvika Brakerski is the recipient of a Morris L. Levinson Prize in Mathematics awarded by the Scientific Council 

Prof. Zvika Brakerski
Prof. Zvika Brakerski
10.05.2023

Prof. Zvika Brakerski was awarded the European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grant for 2022

Prof. Zvika Brakerski
Prof. Zvika Brakerski
26.03.2023

Prof. Zvika Brakerski is the recipient of the 2023 Blavatnik Award for Young Scientists in Physical Sciences & Engineering

Prof. Zvika Brakerski
Prof. Zvika Brakerski
23.05.2022

Prof. Zvika Brakerski was awarded the 2022 Goedel Prize

Prof. Zvika Brakerski
Prof. Zvika Brakerski
02.01.2022

Prof. Zvika Brakerski is the winner of the FOCS 2021 Test of Time Award

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