Aperio: Latin for uncover, reveal or make clear
Azrieli Fellows are generating new knowledge in all fields of study, for the advancement of humanity in Israel and around the world.
In June, the Azrieli Foundation launched Aperio, a new digital and print publication which showcases the work of these outstanding early career faculty, postdoctoral researchers, PhD candidates and graduate students.
Aperio highlights some of the outstanding work of Azrieli Fellows. From a metabolic engineer to a cybersecurity expert to a quantum physicist, they all have one thing in common: their cutting-edge research has been supported by the Azrieli Foundation.
Read about these leading international scientists and scholars in the formative stages of their careers and be inspired by the magnitude of their curiosity, their desire to make new discoveries, and their drive for excellence and impact.
Aperio: Latin for uncover, reveal or make clear
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