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Imagine the freedom to follow your curiosity Weizmann researchers push the boundaries of discovery as they explore the unknown.
Imagine the freedom to follow your curiosity Weizmann researchers push the boundaries of discovery as they explore the unknown.
Imagine a healthier planet and future Weizmann research impacts the global scientific community - and the everyday lives of millions of people worldwide.
Imagine a healthier planet and future Weizmann research impacts the global scientific community - and the everyday lives of millions of people worldwide.
Imagine true global collaboration Weizmann researchers, visiting scientists, graduate students, and partnerships cross disciplines and borders
Imagine true global collaboration Weizmann researchers, visiting scientists, graduate students, and partnerships cross disciplines and borders
Imagine adding your own voice CARE SHARE REPAIR and inspire meaningful action for the betterment of humanity. Join the movement.
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Support Women’s Health! Join the Revlon Challenge Donate Now Exploring the Physical World Team Reconstructs Charred, Ancient Old Testament Scroll Improving Health & Medicine UN Talks Superbugs; Weizmann Takes Action Improving Health & Medicine McLean Hospital, Weizmann Launch Alliance to Advance Neuropsychiatry Improving Health & Medicine 6 Annoying Dating Habits You Have, According to Science In The News Prof. Daniel Zajfman on Culture, Failure, and Chutzpah
News exploring the physical world Earth-Mass Planet Right Next Door A potentially habitable planet – Proxima Centauri b – has been found virtually next door to Earth: about four light years away. Dr. Aviv Ofir, who is in Prof. Oded Aharonson’s lab, is a member of t... improving health and medicine Stress-Coping Mechanism Helps Mice Make New Friends What makes us reluctant or willing to leave our social comfort zones? Prof. Alon Chen and his team in the Department of Neurobiology found that a molecule that helps the brain cope with stress app... News Release American Committee Selected as Bronze Winner in the 37th Annual Telly Awards The 37th Annual Telly Awards, a highly-respected international competition recognizing outstanding films and videos, has awarded the American Committee with a Bronze Telly for its film "Project-Bas... enriching education First Class of the Schwartz/Reisman Science Education Centre, Rehovot, Graduates Three years ago, the Schwartz/Reisman Science Education Centre, Rehovot, opened at the Institute to give local high-schoolers the opportunity to study physics at a higher level. On June 29, the Ce... advancing technology Building a Better Bowtie We may be one step closer to the technology of the future, thanks to bowtie-shaped nanoparticles created at the Weizmann Institute. A team led by Prof. Gilad Haran designed these nanostructures mad... exploring the physical world Israeli Eyes on Jupiter Orbiter NASA’s Juno spacecraft will soon enter orbit around Jupiter – and the Weizmann Institute’s Dr. Yohai Kaspi will be ready. He and other Institute researchers are part of a team of scientists... improving health and medicine Disrupted Immunity in the Fetal Brain Linked to Neurodevelopmental Disorders New research from the Institute demonstrates that, in mice, disrupted immunity in the fetal brain is linked to neurodevelopmental disorders. The multi-department study revealed that when a pregnant... protecting our planet Eating Air, Making Fuel The process of carbon fixation is crucial to life on earth – and yet it puts too much harmful carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere. Prof. Ron Milo’s lab has engineered carbon-fixin...
News exploring the physical world Earth-Mass Planet Right Next Door A potentially habitable planet – Proxima Centauri b – has been found virtually next door to Earth: about four light years away. Dr. Aviv Ofir, who is in Prof. Oded Aharonson’s lab, is a member of t... improving health and medicine Stress-Coping Mechanism Helps Mice Make New Friends What makes us reluctant or willing to leave our social comfort zones? Prof. Alon Chen and his team in the Department of Neurobiology found that a molecule that helps the brain cope with stress app... News Release American Committee Selected as Bronze Winner in the 37th Annual Telly Awards The 37th Annual Telly Awards, a highly-respected international competition recognizing outstanding films and videos, has awarded the American Committee with a Bronze Telly for its film "Project-Bas... enriching education First Class of the Schwartz/Reisman Science Education Centre, Rehovot, Graduates Three years ago, the Schwartz/Reisman Science Education Centre, Rehovot, opened at the Institute to give local high-schoolers the opportunity to study physics at a higher level. On June 29, the Ce... advancing technology Building a Better Bowtie We may be one step closer to the technology of the future, thanks to bowtie-shaped nanoparticles created at the Weizmann Institute. A team led by Prof. Gilad Haran designed these nanostructures mad... exploring the physical world Israeli Eyes on Jupiter Orbiter NASA’s Juno spacecraft will soon enter orbit around Jupiter – and the Weizmann Institute’s Dr. Yohai Kaspi will be ready. He and other Institute researchers are part of a team of scientists... improving health and medicine Disrupted Immunity in the Fetal Brain Linked to Neurodevelopmental Disorders New research from the Institute demonstrates that, in mice, disrupted immunity in the fetal brain is linked to neurodevelopmental disorders. The multi-department study revealed that when a pregnant... protecting our planet Eating Air, Making Fuel The process of carbon fixation is crucial to life on earth – and yet it puts too much harmful carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere. Prof. Ron Milo’s lab has engineered carbon-fixin...
exploring the physical world Earth-Mass Planet Right Next Door A potentially habitable planet – Proxima Centauri b – has been found virtually next door to Earth: about four light years away. Dr. Aviv Ofir, who is in Prof. Oded Aharonson’s lab, is a member of t...
improving health and medicine Stress-Coping Mechanism Helps Mice Make New Friends What makes us reluctant or willing to leave our social comfort zones? Prof. Alon Chen and his team in the Department of Neurobiology found that a molecule that helps the brain cope with stress app...
News Release American Committee Selected as Bronze Winner in the 37th Annual Telly Awards The 37th Annual Telly Awards, a highly-respected international competition recognizing outstanding films and videos, has awarded the American Committee with a Bronze Telly for its film "Project-Bas...
enriching education First Class of the Schwartz/Reisman Science Education Centre, Rehovot, Graduates Three years ago, the Schwartz/Reisman Science Education Centre, Rehovot, opened at the Institute to give local high-schoolers the opportunity to study physics at a higher level. On June 29, the Ce...
advancing technology Building a Better Bowtie We may be one step closer to the technology of the future, thanks to bowtie-shaped nanoparticles created at the Weizmann Institute. A team led by Prof. Gilad Haran designed these nanostructures mad...
exploring the physical world Israeli Eyes on Jupiter Orbiter NASA’s Juno spacecraft will soon enter orbit around Jupiter – and the Weizmann Institute’s Dr. Yohai Kaspi will be ready. He and other Institute researchers are part of a team of scientists...
improving health and medicine Disrupted Immunity in the Fetal Brain Linked to Neurodevelopmental Disorders New research from the Institute demonstrates that, in mice, disrupted immunity in the fetal brain is linked to neurodevelopmental disorders. The multi-department study revealed that when a pregnant...
protecting our planet Eating Air, Making Fuel The process of carbon fixation is crucial to life on earth – and yet it puts too much harmful carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere. Prof. Ron Milo’s lab has engineered carbon-fixin...