This three-day symposium in beautiful Aspen, Colorado, will provide unmatched access into the future of science, featuring world-renowned experts sharing insights on some of the most pivotal areas of research today, including:
Sustainability research and our best chance to secure humanity’s future in the face of climate change, extreme weather, food insecurity, energy shortages, and environmental threats to human health. The Weizmann Institute believes that turning the tide on the environmental crisis demands immediate action. Over the next decade, the Institute is focused on:
The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence research, which is accelerating scientific progress across all disciplines and areas of study, driving innovations in unique ways.
Recent advances in single-cell genomics, which give researchers the newfound ability to observe individual cells at high resolution. Immunology research is advancing by leaps and bounds, with daily impacts on human health and medical outcomes.
The latest innovations from the Davidson Institute of Science Education and their efforts to keep science education increasingly accessible, effective, and capable of capturing the imaginations of the next generation of scientists.
Co-chairs Blythe Brenden, Karen Davidson, and Steven Romick will be joined by Weizmann President Prof. Alon Chen, Vice President Prof. Roee Ozeri, and other internationally recognized Institute scientists eager to share their expertise and discuss current research.
To ensure this will be an intimate and meaningful experience for all participants, space at the Aspen Discovery Forum will be limited. Preferred rooms will be available at the St. Regis for those needing accommodations.
To learn more, please contact Rebecca Serber at r.serber@acwis.org.