Israeli scientists

Prof. Nathan Rosen. Courtesy of the historical archive of the Technion by Yehoshua Nasiyo

Research Prof. Natan Rosen, 1995-1909

Founder of the Faculty of Physics at the Technion, co-author of the historical article EPR with Albert Einstein and Boris Podolsky
He brought ingenuity to the army as well. Winograd (sitting on the right) during a break from operational activity Photo courtesy of the Winograd family

The promising researcher who was killed in a tank

Isaiah Winograd was one of the young professors at the Technion, a promising scientist who was involved in a variety of fields, from rocket propulsion to water desalination, an artist and a family man, and also a reserve officer who rushed to the Syrian front in the Yom Kippur War, and was killed
Insisted on returning to service. Wahlberg (left) with a tank crew in reserve training Photo courtesy of the Wahlberg family

The scientist who did not return from the war

Alexander Wahlberg, doctor of physical chemistry, returned to Israel after years of studying and working in the United States and worked at Kirya for nuclear research. He also insisted on continuing to serve in the reserves, as a patrol officer, and his death in the Yom Kippur War
Prof. Natan Rosen, founder of the Physics Department at the Technion. The photos are courtesy of the Technion's historical archive by Yehoshua Nasiyo

One Handshake to Albert Einstein: The Story of Professor Nathan Rosen and the Jewish Scientists in the Soviet Union

The author is Professor Alex Gordon, Oranim College tells about the anti-Semitism that accompanied the famous Jewish researchers, about Einstein's recommendation for Rosen to work in Kiev, about Podolsky's double loyalty, about Prof.
pigeon trap Illustration: The Hebrew University and the Weizmann Institute

A new means of measuring cold collisions

The laboratory staff, from the right: laboratory engineer Yevgeni Linder, Mia Barzilai (doctoral student), Assaf Hershkovitz (master's degree), Itamar Holzman (toward a master's degree), Alon Avidor (bachelor's degree), Dr. Cecil Shagia (senior scientist) and Dr. Yachin Hebrew. Source: Technion spokesmen.

Collective Memory

Dr. Naama Geva-Zatorski

Award for the most active lecturers for Israel on US campuses

From the right: Prof. Mati Friedkin and Prof. Yoram Schechter.

Inventors 2009 of the Weizmann Institute

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The ribosome: the key to life at the atomic level part XNUMX

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The Ribosome: The Key to Life at the Atomic Level Part II

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Tiger man

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

In memory of Yuval Naaman (1925-2006)

By photographer Kobi Kalmanovitz - AMT Prize website, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=91366596

Yuval Naaman, 80 years old - the last interview. Published in Galileo, May 2005

And still wants to make prophecies that can be confirmed or disproved in an accelerator that will operate starting in two years at Tsern, and besides that it operates simultaneously in 13 completely different fields
Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Prof. Yuval Naman, 81 years old, passed away

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The first Israeli in space

The late Yuval Na'eman. Photo from his private collection

Towards the end of the second scientific age?