Since its establishment in 2012, the Henry Chanoch Krenter Institute for Biomedical Imaging and Genomics has been a driving force in advancing biomedical imaging research at the Weizmann Institute of Science. The Institute serves as a catalyst for innovative research and fosters diverse, interdisciplinary collaborations across the life sciences and chemistry.
The Henry Chanoch Krenter center supports cutting-edge laboratory research, acquisition of state-of-the-art equipment, and funding for student and staff travel, as well as scientific exchange programs. By promoting collaborative projects at the interface of bioimaging and genomics, the Institute empowers Weizmann scientists to pursue a central mission: to elucidate the complex mechanisms underlying a wide range of human diseases.
One of the Institute’s key goals is to strengthen ties between Weizmann researchers and leading scientific institutions worldwide. To achieve this, the Institute actively promotes participation in international meetings and workshops, enabling students and staff scientists to engage with the global scientific community.
We believe that science knows no borders, and we are committed to supporting collaborations that transcend disciplines, institutions, and countries.
