Weizmann Compass

We're all capturing images at just the right time and place, with our cellphones handy. Dr. Rita Schmidt is a neuroscientist whose focus is capturing the best possible pictures of the brain.

Leveraging philanthropy to transform the Israeli landscapes of science and education.

Some 350 Institute friends and supporters came together for three days of science in Boston.

Directed evolution: A chat with Harvard Medical School's CRISPR expert

A study led by Weizmann Institute scientists suggests that planting semi-arid forests could significantly counteract human-induced global warming.

While studying physics, Dr. Yaron Antebi became captivated by exciting developments in biology. Radically changing course, he began to apply physics to the figuring out how cells communicate with each other.

Dr. Amir Abboud uses a rigorous approach to improve the way algorithm designers tackle real-life computational problems

Dr. Serge Rosenblum is all about qubits—a fundamental platform for quantum information processing.

Physicist Dr. Noam Tal Hod seeks to identify some of nature's most elusive building blocks.

This year’s winner of the Sir Charles Clore Prize, awarded annually to a newly hired Weizmann scientist who shows great promise in his or her chosen field, is Dr. Sergey Semenov of the Department of Organic Chemistry.

Developing an anti-cancer drug that is activated at the site of a tumor through exposure to light.

Recent technological breakthroughs in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) are enabling previously unconceivable scientific feats.

Twenty-four companies in the life and exact sciences gather at Weizmann to recruit

The fourth annual Scientists of Tomorrow tour allowed the six outstanding young researchers to present their science to Weizmann Institute friends in North America.