Science awards in Israel

Tomorrow the Krill Prize will be awarded to ten young scientists

Third year in a row that a scientist who wins the UNESCO-L'Oréal Prize for Women in Science in Israel also receives the European title

The Turing Prize will be awarded to Prof. Shafi Goldwasser from the Weizmann Institute for groundbreaking achievements in the field of cryptography

Rapaport awards for excellence in the field of biomedical research to Prof. Hagai Bergman from the Hebrew University and to Dr. Yaakov Hana, from the Weizmann Institute of Science.

The winners of the Dan David Prize were announced in the subjects: classical history, contemporary philosophy and epidemiology

Winner of the Israel Prize in the field of sociology and anthropology research 2013: Prof. Yoram Billo

Prof. David Enoch, Prof. Yuval Dor from the Hebrew University and Prof. Yitzhak Flafel from the Weizmann Institute will receive the 2012 Bruno Prize next week

Prof. Jared Diamond, author of the book Guns, Germs and Steel, won the Wolf Prize in the field of agriculture

Prof. Nathan Nelson from Tel Aviv University won the Israel Prize in the field of life sciences research

Winner of the Israel Prize in the field of earth science research and atmospheric research - Prof. Gideon Dagan from Tel Aviv University

Dr. Zohar Komargodsky from the Weizmann Institute of Science won the "New Horizons" award

Award for Excellence in Digital Journalism 2012: The video

A silver medal and three bronze medals in the Chemistry Olympiad - for the Israeli team that graduated from the Technion

Twin female researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science won a Fulbright scholarship and one of them - a UNESCO-L'Oréal prize

The US-Israel Education Fund, Fulbright Program, will award scholarships in the amount of 1.7 million dollars

David Botstein, one of the three genome researchers who won the Dan David Award in the future dimension: we are in the development of the era of genomics and personalized medicine

Go excel / Dr. Liat Ben David

At the beginning of Independence Day, the winners of the 2011 Landau Science and Research Lottery Prize were announced * Among the winners is Prof. Avitar Nebo from the Center for Evolution at the University of Haifa

Prof. Zvi Cheshin from Tel Aviv University won the prestigious Benjamin Franklin Medal in the field of mechanical engineering for 2012

Professor Manuel Trachtenberg at the Harvey Award ceremony at the Technion: The Israeli economy must undergo a change, and turn a high-tech biased economy into a science-biased economy

Dr. Naama Geva-Zatorski, a young Israeli scientist, wins the prestigious UNESCO-L'OREAL "For Women in Science" 2012 award for continental Europe

The inventor of the optophone, Prof. Zeev Zalevsky from Bar-Ilan, won the 2012 Young Researcher Award in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at the Nano-Israel Conference 2012

The Rothschild Prize, in the amount of $50,000 will be awarded by Lord Rothschild to five outstanding Israeli researchers.

Prof. Ilan Mark of the Technion received the Jansen Prize for Pharmaceuticals

2012 Rapaport Awards for excellence in biomedical research: to Prof. David Valach and Prof. Noam Sobel from the Weizmann Institute

David Botstein, Craig Venter, and Eric Lander won the Dan David Award in the field of genome research

Krill Award to Dr. Louisa Meshi from the Department of Materials Engineering at Ben-Gurion University

Winner of the Israel Prize in the field of chemistry and physics research - Prof. David Milstein from the Weizmann Institute

Winner of the Israel Prize in the field of mathematics research and computer science research Prof. David Kashdan

Among the 2012 Wolf Prize winners: Prof. Jacob Bekenstein from the Hebrew University and Maestro Placido Domingo

Professor Sir Richard Friend and Professor Yehuda Pearl - they are the winners of the 2011 Harvey Prize

Prof. Haim Sompolinsky from the Department of Physics at the Hebrew University won the Schwartz Award for his contribution to neuroscience

Four researchers at the Hebrew University and a researcher from Tel Aviv University won the Rothschild Prize

The good bacteria in the body can be the basis for new medicine

The businessman and philanthropist, the late Dan David, one of Tel Aviv University's prominent friends, has passed away.

"The combination of practical medicine and research will promote health in the best way"

The winners of the AMT award for 2011 have been announced

A student from the Hebrew University developed a method for turning waste paper into a green material with industrial uses

Two young Israeli female scientists and a medical student win UNESCO - L'Oreal "For Women in Science" scholarships - Israel 2011

European Union Research Council (ERC) awards to two researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

The President of the country will present the Wolf Awards for 2011 today

Prof. Yosef Clifter, president of Tel Aviv University, was elected as a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Hagar Galbard-Shagiv won the UNESCO L'Oreal Prize for Women in Science 2011 for continental Europe

The Israel Prize - 2017: The Minister of Education, Gideon Sa'ar, announced today the winning of the winner of the Israel Prize in the field of life sciences research

The evolution researcher and experts in the study of aging are among the winners of the 2011 Dan David Prize

Ten Wolf Prize winners were announced, including the pioneers of stem cells and the developers of the electron microscope

Dr. Taleb Mukari from Ben Gurion University is one of the recipients of the 2011 Krill Award for Excellence in Scientific Research

Prof. Yossi Shilo from Tel Aviv University won the prestigious award of the American Association for Cancer Research

Two researchers from the field of astrophysics jointly win the prestigious award for young physicists on behalf of the Israel Physics Society

Prize for excellence in science for researchers from the Technion and Ben-Gurion