Summer 2024

Weizmann researchers reveal how exposure to trauma in infancy alters the brain and that early treatment is vital for rehabilitation 

Planting solar panels in arid regions could tackle the climate crisis better than planting trees 

Weizmann scientists have discovered two small molecules that can reverse the effects of this incurable neurodegenerative disorder

Weizmann scientists discover a new species of microbe that may defend against life-threatening infection 

Exposure to chemicals in women’s tears can reduce aggressive behavior in men 

A landmark donation from the Miriam and Aaron Gutwirth Fund will establish the Institute’s first MD/PhD program

Sir John Ritblat has pledged a major gift to construct a versatile educational facility

The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust pledged a foundational grant to fund a new community center on campus

Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Diriba Nemera is studying how drought affects trees’ response to environmental changes

Since October 7, the Davidson Institute has played a critical role in providing educational activities and fostering resilience among children displaced by the conflict

Field experiments with wheat in the northern Negev symbolize hope and renewal after October 7

Utilizing tools from classical analysis and operator theory, Prof. Dym earned his place as a world-leading mathematician

Bidding farewell to a true friend and exceptional leader

Positive neuroscience and the mindful living and giving of Valeria and Mike Rosenbloom

For young Israeli scientists, the decision of whether or not to return home after a fellowship abroad has become harder than ever

A call for courage in academic leadership