Weizmann Institute

The Weizmann Institute of Science is a prestigious multidisciplinary research institution located in Rehovot, Israel, renowned for its impactful work in the natural and exact sciences. Established in 1934 as the Daniel Sieff Institute and renamed in 1949 to honor Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the first President of Israel, the institute has a rich legacy of scientific inquiry aimed at enhancing global well-being.

Comprising 286 research groups and 191 staff scientists, the Weizmann Institute fosters groundbreaking studies across diverse scientific fields. With a vibrant community of approximately 750 PhD students, 500 MSc students, and 450 postdoctoral fellows residing on a sprawling campus, the institute not only drives research advancements but also plays a crucial role in educating Israel’s scientific leaders.

The institute emphasizes science literacy through educational initiatives and offers tailored visits, ensuring that the public can engage with its pioneering research and beautiful campus, which features the Clore Garden of Science. The Weizmann Institute stands as a beacon of innovation and collaboration in the scientific community.