Sergei Yakovenko

(l-r) Profs. Dmitry Novikov and Sergei Yakovenko, and Dr. Gal Binyamini. Illustration: Gil Gibli

The 16th Problem

08.09.2013

Institute mathematicians stretch a solution to an outstanding problem to the “limit”

Prof. Sergey Yakovenko with Konstantin (13) and Anton (6)

A Century-Old Challenge

01.11.2001

One of Hilbert's unsolved problems to this day is the research focus of Prof. Sergei Yakovenko of the Weizmann Institute's...

Just Joking, Seriously

Just Joking, Seriously

01.05.1999

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

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