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Mario Livio

The 2024 Rosenblum lecture and award

16 December, 2024

The 2024 Rosenblum lecture was given by Mario Livio, and titled "IS EARTH EXCEPTIONAL?".

The Rosenblum prize awarding preceded the ceremony and prizes were granted to Andrei Antipovand Barak Rom from the Racah Institute for their work in Relativistic Astrophysics and Cosmology.

Michael Moshe

Congratulations to Pro.Michael Moshe!!!

30 October, 2024

 

APS Prize

Congratulations to Ms. Naomi-Sarah Livneh  Pro. Michael Moshe from the Racah Institute of Physics for receiving the prestigious Irwin Oppenheim Award from the American Physical Society (APS). They were honored for developing a ground-breaking theory for a unified description of two-dimensional materials within the framework of geometric screening theory.

Yaron Bromberg

Congratulations To Professor Yaron Bromberg !!!

30 October, 2024

 

Multidimensional photos bring advances in quantum computing  

A new study conducted by Pro. Yaron Bromberg and Dr. Oded Lib of the Institute of Chemistry present a significant advance in the field of quantum computing based on a photonic-measurement approach.

The innovative new method, which uses multidimensional spatial coding to generate large cluster states with greater efficiency, supports the development of faster quantum computers that are also more resource-efficient.

Guy Ron

Congratulations To Professor Guy Ron from the Racah Institute of Physics!!!

1 July, 2024

 

On the award of a grant form the Chan Zukerberg Initiative for his research into the development of advanced AI tools to analyze data on proteins in cancerous tissues. Prof. Ron’s research, conducted in partnership with Dr. Efrat Shema of the Weizmann Institute of Science and Dr. Mariana Rapsomanki from the University of Lausanne , will make it possible to combine and analyze information from different cancer research studies.

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Congratulations to Dr. Mor Nitzan for winning the Krill Award.

31 May, 2024

 

Congratulations to Dr. Mor Nitzan for winning the Krill Award for Excellence in Scientific Research from the Wolf Foundation.

Dr. Mor Nitzan recieved the prize for her research that promotes the understanding and control of the collective behavior of tissues, revealing different aspects of the activity of cells in states of health and disease.