Comprehensive coverage

January 14, 2016

biochemistry. Illustration: shutterstock

The discoverers of the connections between chemistry and biology won the 2016 Wolf Prize for Chemistry

  • No comments
The theory of "random levitation" claims that humans are able to characterize and identify whole objects even from a small part of the original image of the object. [Courtesy: © ChenPG / Fotolia]

How does the brain manage to process so much information?

  • One response
Prof. Trudy McKay, University of North Carolina. Winner of the 2016 Wolf Prize for Agriculture

The pioneer of the genetic architecture of complex traits, Prof. Trudy McKay from the USA won the Wolf Prize for Agriculture

  • No comments
Minister of Education and Chairman of the Wolf Foundation Naftali Bennett at the award ceremony for the 2015 winners held in May at the Knesset. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

The 2016 Wolf Prize winners in the arts and sciences have been announced

  • No comments
Science website logo
SEARCH