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Young Scientists from Japan to Colorado Get Taste of Israel at Summer Program
Young Scientists from Japan to Colorado Get Taste of Israel at Summer Program

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/in-the-news/young-scientists-from-japan-to-colorado-get-taste-of-israel-at-summer-program/

Aug 21, 2018... From left, Lior Benizri of Brussels, Ramon Castaneda of Mexico, Aleix Segui of Barcelona and Karna Morey of Durham, North Carolina tackle a problem in a physics lab at the Weizmann Institute of Science. (Weizmann Institute)
This story is sponsored by the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science.
REHOVOT, Israel — One hot day this summer, 18-year-old Aleix Segui of Barcelona walked around an academic campus in this central Israeli city wearing a gray T-shirt with a mathematical equation on the front.

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2018 International Safe-Cracking Tournament
2018 International Safe-Cracking Tournament

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/video-gallery/2018-international-safe-cracking-tournament/

Apr 17, 2018... The Davidson Institute of Science Education’s International Physics Tournament challenges teams of high school students from around the world to design impenetrable safes. Each spring, the teams travel to the Weizmann campus in Israel, where they compete to unlock one another’s safes by solving the underlying physics riddles. On March 20-21, 2018, six teams—hailing from the Atlanta Jewish Academy in Atlanta, GA; Bruriah High School in Elizabeth, NJ; Green Valley High School in Henderson, NV; the Gregory School in Tucson, AZ; the Emery/Weiner School in Houston, TX; and Rancho High School in Las Vegas, NV—represented the United States at the 23rd annual competition. The American students joined other teams from countries such as England, Argentina, Romania, Canada, and Angola.

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Attracting Women to Science
Attracting Women to Science

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/in-the-news/attracting-women-to-science/

Sep 14, 2017... Weizmann Institute mentor David Bassan, with his back to the camera, split T-cells in the laboratory with student lab partners Tzippora Chwat, center, and Yee Kwan Lee.
Dissecting worms to understand how they regenerate was Tzippora Chwat’s first science project in middle school. The Cedarhurst resident found the flatworms she had to work with disgusting.
“When we got the planaria” — a variety of flatworm — “it was grossing me out,” Chwat said. “My mom said, ‘Calm down.’ She always knows how to help me.” Lara Chwat, a tax attorney, also reviews her daughter’s science papers. Thanks in part to that parental support, Chwat, 19, is making the most of her interest in science. She is a graduate of Yeshiva University High School for Girls, and was one of 19 American students chosen to take part in research as part of the Dr. Bessie F. Lawrence International Summer Science Institute at the prestigious Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel.

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Weizmann in Focus, Episode 7: Stopping a Deadly Skin Cancer
Weizmann in Focus, Episode 7: Stopping a Deadly Skin Cancer

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Jul 16, 2019... Summer is here! But more fun in the sun also increases our risk for skin cancer, including its deadliest form, melanoma. In the seventh episode of Weizmann in Focus, CEO Dave Doneson highlights a melanoma research breakthrough by Prof. Yardena Samuels, which could lead to “the ultimate personalized cancer therapy.”

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A Day in the Life
A Day in the Life

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Sep 08, 2016... Last week I shared with you a love story I wrote to science. I’m #sorrynotsorry, I just can’t contain how awesome I think it is to unlock the secrets of the natural world. It was amazing to see how many of you share this love, wonder, and excitement. Except, well, in the words of one facebook reader, “You make me want to love science also! I could just never work in it because of all the equations…”

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Winners of Chinese Science Contest Choose Israel Visit as Prize
Winners of Chinese Science Contest Choose Israel Visit as Prize

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Aug 13, 2015... The Chinese flag. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.
(Israel Hayom/Exclusive to JNS.org) Nineteen teenagers who won a prestigious science competition in China are scheduled to visit Israel next week as their prize. The winning group was given its choice of travel destinations and opted to attend a special 10-day workshop hosted by Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science.
The Chinese teenagers will be accompanied by teachers, journalists, and Beijing government officials. They will attend the Smart-Up Science Youth Camp, a collaboration between the Weizmann Institute’s Davidson Institute of Science Education and Shirat Enterprises, which promotes joint high-tech ventures between Israeli and Chinese companies. A similar science summer camp was held in 2014.

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The American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science 2008 Gala
The American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science 2008 Gala

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Sep 11, 2008... NEW YORK, NY—September 11, 2008—The New York Region of the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science will hold its annual dinner at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City on Thursday, September 25, 2008. The event will honor three families whose philanthropic activities with the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science have been passed down from generation to generation: Rhoda and Gerald Blumberg and Robin Lynn and Lawrence Blumberg; Phyllis and Joseph Gurwin, Laura Flug, and Eric Gurwin; and Gladys and Morton Pickman and Ellen and Stephen Danetz.

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Weizmann Global Gathering 2014: Partners In Philanthropy
Weizmann Global Gathering 2014: Partners In Philanthropy

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Oct 29, 2014... In this moving video shown at the 2014 Global Gathering, philanthropic friends of the Weizmann Institute talk about why they give - and why they give to Weizmann. Several donors appear with the scientists they help support, many with relationships going back years.

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I Owe It All to Science
I Owe It All to Science

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Sep 10, 2012... Memories come and go, but I can promise that I will remember this past month forever. This July, I was one of 80 students from around the world who were part of the 44th Bessie Lawrence International Summer Science Institute at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel.
I had found out about the program through two of last year’s participants, who I had met at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair several months earlier. It seemed just too good to be true; the International Summer Science Institute combined a serious research opportunity with travel in Israel, the topic of a book I was engrossed in at the time. After anxious months of waiting, I remember the moment I received my acceptance — it was the soft ‘ping’ signaling an email that triggered a cascade of shrieks and euphoric phone calls. I was going to Weizmann.

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Science Education Week Coming Up
Science Education Week Coming Up

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/news-releases/science-education-week-coming-up/

Jan 28, 2016... Experiencing the Weizmann Institute’s Clore Garden of Science
Plans are already in high gear for the second annual Science Education Week, which will take place this year from April 3-9. More than 60 events are planned for the special week, and will take place not only on the Weizmann Institute of Science campus and in its area, but all around the country. Guided tours and special activities will be offered in science museums, including the MadaTech in Haifa, the Carasso Science Park in Beer Sheva, the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem, the Clore Garden of Science at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, and others. Popular science lectures, hands-on activities, and demonstrations will take place around the nation, including in several malls.

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