2023-2024 MIT-Israel Zuckerman STEM fund winners
The MIT – Israel Seed Fund Selection Committee accepted seven proposals for the 2023-2024 MIT-Zuckerman STEM Fund. Here are the winning projects:
2023-2024
Bridging AI and Language Processing in the Brain
MIT – Technion, Israel Institute of Technology / School of Science
- Roger Levy, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences
- Yevgeni Berzak, Faculty of Data and Decision Sciences
Convertible Debt Financing in Competitive Product Markets: The Case of Israel
MIT – Tel Aviv University / MIT Sloan School of Management
- Egor Matveyev, MIT Sloan School of Management
- Evgeny Lyandres, Coller School of Management
Deciphering the mRNA Design Principles and Evolutionary Origins of Bacteroidetes, The Predominant Human Gut Bacteria Phylum
MIT – Weizmann Institute of Science / School of Engineering
- Christopher Voigt, Department of Biological Engineering
- Yitzhak Pilpel, Department of Molecular Genetics
Emergent Quantum Phenomena in Crystalline Multilayer Graphene
MIT – Weizmann Institute of Science / School of Science
Fault-Tolerant Quantum Information Processing with Photons and Neutral Atoms
MIT – Technion – Israel Institute of Technology / School of Science
- Vladan Vuletić, Department of Physics
- Ido Kaminer, Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Global Urban Tree Ecophysiology Network
MIT – The Hebrew University of Jerusalem / School of Engineering
- David Des Marais, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Yotam Zait, Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment
Novel Fiber-Based Electromagnetic Calorimetry
MIT – Tel Aviv University / School of Science
- Or Hen, Department of Physics
- Igor Korover, Department of Physics