ULTRASAT, a new project spearheaded by Weizmann Institute astrophysicists, is a new satellite that will make it possible to continuously gather data on transient events, like gravitational waves, to clue us in to the dynamics of our ever-changing universe.

Check out the plans for the new and improved Clore Garden of Science! 

Physics at the quantum level—extremely small particles like atoms and photons—is poised to influence our lives in a big way.

Dr. Aharoni is finding new materials that take shape and function in unprecedented ways.

Weizmann Institute scientists led by Dr. Roi Avraham have developed a new way to identifies latent carriers of tuberculosis (TB) who are at highest risk of developing an active disease.

At the crossroads of science, medicine, and engineering is an abundance of data, and Prof. Yonina Eldar is working to make it accessible.

The human visual system has a remarkable ability to make sense of the 3D world from 2D information. Translating that ability to computers is Dr. Tali Dekel's challenge.

The study of the dynamics of the human gut is shedding light on a plethora of diseases, and Dr. Moshe Biton is taking the lead.

What do we teach when we teach math? According to Dr. Alon Pinto, for even the most experienced instructors, the answer is only partly about mathematics.  

The 2019 Adelis Brain Research Award was presented to Dr. Yaniv Ziv of the Department of Neurobiology.