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What happens in families in which more than one child is gifted? What do the siblings talk about? And how do they understand each other better than other siblings? We examined these family dynamics.Published on ynet on 5.1.2017

We paid a visit to the unique Future Scientists Conference at Jerusalem’s Conference Center, where we met the talented students who told us about their experiences in the Alpha and Odyssey Programs. Published on the Frogi website on 9.4.2017

Michael Shlisserman is only 18 years old, but he already took part in a study dealing with the engineering of cardiac tissue, thanks to The Future Scientists Center’s Alpha Program. We obtained a unique glimpse into his laboratory work and process. Published on the Frogi website on 9.1.2018

They have yet to finish school, but are already researching in order to revolutionize the field of cancer research. How, at such a young age, are they coping with such complex subjects and what does the winner of Israel’s brain sciences competition dream of? Published on ynet on 19.12.2018

They have yet to finish school, but are already working on their bachelor’s degrees in computer science and are working in successful hi-tech companies. How do they do it and what happens during hectic exam periods? Published on ynet on 26.12.2018

Hallel is researching a faster diagnosis of autism, Roni is researching neurological diseases stemming in the brain, and both know the field from up close. How do they contribute to research and how have their lives changed? A particularly optimistic interview. Published on ynet on 31.12.2018

They’re researching lightning, the atmosphere and Gamma Rays, are searching for data using telescopes and recount that doing so has helped them socially as well. How do we learn to research and write articles at such a young age and how does it benefit them? Exceptionally ambitious youths tell all. Published on ynet on 2.1.2019

Inbar is studying nuclear physics and is certain that it will further her down the line. Yagur is researching mathematics and is working on an exercise that has yet to be solved around the world. Four youths who study at Ben Gurion University of the Negev, in addition to their high school curriculum, and believe that it’s all about proper time management. Published on ynet on 14.1.2019

They’re exposed to complex riddles and challenging exercises - and learn to enjoy the journey. What causes 14-year-olds to think about their future in academia and how do they succeed in integrating a social life and hobbies, in addition to their studies? Published on ynet on 7.3.2019

The Maimonides Fund’s Future Scientists Center for the Advancement of Talented & Gifted Youth creates a community of influential and breakthrough students studying a variety of fields. We spoke with 18 youths who hunger to resolve the world’s greatest challenges, and were granted a peek into their projects, research and achievements. Published on Mako online on 8.7.2019

They meet with doctoral students and professors, learn how not to give up when something goes wrong, and dream of making a difference in the world. We visited the Alpha Program’s summer camp, and were exposed to a whole world of discoveries and inventions. Published on ynet on 18.7.2019