Noam
Pinsk

Noam Pinsk is a PhD candidate specializing in materials science. She uses laser-based experiments to study materials’ dynamics at the atomic and molecular levels. Specifically, Noam is investigating the process of thermal relaxation—the way materials return to their stable state after exposure to sudden and strong bursts of heat. By examining thermal relaxation processes microscopically, she aims to uncover fundamental mechanisms that could enable innovative approaches to designing materials with tailored functional properties.

Noam aims to uncover fundamental mechanisms that could enable innovative approaches to designing materials with tailored functional properties.

Noam earned her dual BSc degrees in chemistry and chemical engineering from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, and her MSc from the Weizmann Institute of Science. Originally from Lehavim, in the south of Israel, Noam currently lives in Rehovot. After finishing her army service, she hiked the Israel National Trail in memory of a dear friend, fundraising to build a viewpoint in his memory. She also enjoys playing the saxophone and spending time with family and friends.