Science awards in Israel

The 2017 Wolf Prize winners in the arts and sciences have been announced

The David Ben-Gurion Prize was awarded to Dr. Eileen Solvay and Professor David Feiman

The Wolf Prize continues to be a "Nobel Predictor"

Prof. Aryeh Tsavan, Vice President for Research at Bar-Ilan University - recipient of the Kolthoff Prize on behalf of the Technion

Beautiful Knowledge: An experiential exhibition to mark 60 years of activity of the Fulbright Foundation in Israel will open next week in Jerusalem

Two researchers from Bar-Ilan won an award from the Minerva Foundation for joint groundbreaking research with researchers from Germany

"Improve human well-being and extend human life"

Embryonic development and quantum optics

The winners of the Rapaport Award in the field of biomedical research for 2016: Prof. Yanon Ben-Naria, from the Faculty of Medicine at the Hebrew University and Dr. Ido Amit, from the Weizmann Institute

Professor Binyamin Dekel - winner of the 2015 Zaim family award for excellence in cancer research

All the winners of this year's Dan David Prize are from the academy, including three of the pioneers of nanotechnology

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

The most masculine profession in the field of science - electrical engineering, the most feminine profession - life sciences

Dr. Zohar Guri, founder and editor of the youth science magazine "Rosh Gadol" has passed away

Learning from trailblazers: awards in the fields of science as a tool for science communication

Early warning before a star explodes

Avital Deri, a doctoral student at the Weizmann Institute, won the PayLab Israel 2015 competition

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wells and bioinformatics pioneers among the winners of the 2015 Dan David Prize

Gifted students from a science project and future inventors present the 2015 Wolf Prize winners

The 2014 Harvey Prize will be awarded to cancer researcher James Ellison and astrophysicist Reinhard Gentzel

Six scientists among the winners of the 2014 Landau Arts and Sciences Lottery Prize

An Israeli researcher won an award from the American Physical Society

Nominations for the 2015 Rapaport Awards for Excellence in Biomedical Research have opened

Winners of the Wolf Prize for Agriculture 2014: Returning genes lost from wild animals to domesticated animals and from wild plants to domesticated plants is essential for improving the food supply * The two are part of the nine winners who received the award from the President of the country

"When people realize that genetically modified food has good health properties, they will prefer to consume it"

"Many fewer resources are invested in Alzheimer's research than in heart disease and cancer research, even though the number of patients is similar"

Professors Dan Shechtman and David Harel were elected to the American Academy

On Thursday, the awarding ceremony of the Krill Young Scientists Award. Among the winners: a scientist who developed a replacement for chemotherapy and a scientist who developed stem cells in flies

Shlomo Havlin from Bar Ilan, Eli Keshet and Avner de Shalit from the Hebrew University and Shlomo Shamai from the Technion won the Rothschild Prize

Israeli laureate: the developer of the Exelon drug to inhibit Alzheimer's Prof. Martha Weinstock-Rozin

Dr. Niv Papo from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev - recipient of the Krill Prize for excellence in scientific research

Holocaust researcher Shaul Friedlander is among the recipients of the Dan David Prize

Prof. Yair Reisner from the Weizmann Institute of Science and Dr. Jacob Nachmias from the Hebrew University won the Rapoport Prize for Biomedicine

Israel Prize for Agriculture and Environmental Sciences to Prof. Yaakov Katan who developed a pest control system with the help of solar energy

Wolf Prize for Chemistry for developing the ability to synthesize large biological molecules

Prof. Nahum Sonnenberg, a pioneer in the field of protein translational control, and the two microRNA researchers: Gary Robkon and Victor Ambrose won the Wolf Prize for Medicine

Olafur Eliasson from Denmark won the Wolf Prize for Art for combining art and science

The Wolf Prize for Mathematics to Prof. Peter Sarnak, lays the foundations in many fields, including the "low-lying zeros"

The winners of the 2014 Wolf Prize in Arts and Sciences have been announced

Prof. Moti Segev, laureate of the Israel Prize for Chemistry and Physics Research in an interview with the Hidaan site: There must not be one child who does not study mathematics

Five senior researchers and seven artists will win the Lottery Prize for Arts and Sciences

Researchers from the Hebrew University, Bar Ilan and the Technion won the 2014 Rothschild Prize

Prof. Haim Sompolinsky from the Hebrew University and Larry Abbott from Columbia University won the first prize for Neural Computational Sciences on behalf of the Israel Brain Technology Association

A prestigious award from the American Physical Society will be awarded to Professor Mordechai (Motti) Segev from the Technion

Five Olympic medals for the Israeli team in physics: a gold medal, three silver medals and a bronze medal

Two awards to Prof. Doron Orbach from the Chemistry Department at Bar-Ilan University - for his research in the field of electrochemistry

The Weizmann Prize for Exact Sciences will be awarded to Prof. Eshel Ben Yaacov and Prof. Shimon Yanklewitz

President Shimon Peres announced the establishment of an institute that will implement the developments of the Wolf Prize winners in agriculture, including Jared Diamond

Technion's prestigious Harvey Award to Professors Eli Yablonovitz and Eric Lander

Dr. Yaacov Hana from the Weizmann Institute, one of the Krill Prize winners: The prizes give me energy to continue research