Dr. Nir Fluman’s research on cell membranes may have implications for cystic fibrosis, heart arrhythmias, epilepsy, and other conditions as well as provide methods for overcoming antibiotic resistance.

How should the public navigate a bottomless sea of facts and information about science? Dr. Michal Haskel-Ittah is finding a way.

Quantum computing holds major promise for faster and more powerful computers, but there are many challenges to overcome. Dr. Rotem Arnon-Friedman's research may hold the key.

A new program offers Arab undergraduate students internships in Weizmann labs, as a way to develop a pipeline to careers in science.

At the nexus between music, art, and science lies creativity, says Miel de Botton. This is exactly the commonality that excites the London-based singer-songwriter, philanthropist, psychologist, and art collector, and has led her to explore and nurture a love in all three directions.

The Gershon Kekst International Office is a hub of assistance related to travel, quarantine, and family matters in the midst of the pandemic.

When people say to Shahar Binyamini that they do not understand dance, he responds by saying that he doesn’t either. A sneak peek inside the Braginsky Center program.

The Frontiers of the Universe initiative, which will be housed in a new building, is expected to generate an unprecedented, wide-lens view of where the Universe has been, where it is going, and how.

Weizmann alumni in biotech companies in Israel and beyond are hard at work on possible solutions in the form of drugs and vaccines.

Our eyes—and the extensive human visual system behind them—have a remarkable ability to make sense of our three-dimensional world from two-dimensional information.

Cancer researchers are just beginning to unravel the interplay between the individual cells of a tumor, the immune system, and the “normal” cells that surround tumors, which comprise what’s known as their microenvironment.

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