At 98, Luis Stillmann is celebrating life—and making headlines in The New York Times.

Predict Corona fuses data on symptoms, geography to predict outbreaks in the making, and is part of a worldwide consortium of scienitsts devising coronavirus tracking methods.

The pre-military training unit—or mechina—is not just another gap-year program: much of the curriculum is devoted to science, mathematics, and technology.

Weizmann’s flagship initiative will make us smarter than ever about the human brain

A new algorithm developed by Weizmann Institute scientists can predict which pregnant women are at a high risk of gestational diabetes

Imagine a doctor peering into a patient’s head—from miles away—and diagnosing impending brain damage from an expanding blood clot, by simply glancing at a mobile device. That ability is close at hand.

Teachers worldwide are taking a crash course in digital learning. A new Weizmann system called PeTeL,which uses AI to personalize remote classroom learning, has become a popular solution.

Among more than 50 Weizmann Institute labs seeking answers about the coronavirus pandemic, one team is focusing on an early warning sign that might lead to the early diagnosis of COVID-19: the loss of a sense of smell.

Prof. Alon Chen began his term as Weizmann Institute President on Dec. 1. A neuroscientist, he has elucidated brain mechanisms for stress regulation, and the relevance to psychiatric disorders. Here, he discusses science, leadership, and his vision for the future.

Incoming Weizmann Institute of Science President Prof. Alon Chen spoke to the International Board and friends on November 11, outlining his vision and plans for the future. Read his speech here.