Additional Events 2017

Contact

Tel. | 02.5654333

Email | contact@jer-cin.org.il

Cin' Online Support | *9377

Cin' Online Support | kupa@jer-cin.org.il

Address

11 Hebron rd.

POB 4399

Jerusalem, 9108402

Getting Here

By Bus

34, 7, 78, 18, 71, 72, 74, 77, 38

Parking

Mt. Zion Hotel

Gan Hapamon

Train Compound

Sunday | 02.02.25

Time	Items
All day
4pm	16:00 A Real Pain \| Theatrical Release 16:00 Reservation Road
6pm	18:00 The Story of Souleymane \| Theatrical Release 18:15 St. Michael Had a Rooster
8pm	20:00 Highway 65 \| Theatrical Release 20:15 Io Capitano

Monthly Screenings

The Young Scientists

Jerusaelm Cinematheque

Every evening between 20:00-20:30 young researchers from the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences at the Hebrew University will present their latest studies in the halls of the Cinematheque

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Lecture + Brunch

Friday, 17.3.17, 10:30, Kibbutz Tzuba

Olfactory Tastings, Prof. Adi Mizrahi, The Hebrew University

The lecture will focus on the mechanisms in the brain that process smell and their importance to social behavior

The lecture will be followed by a rich dairy brunch

Registration is mandatory: 02-5347090

Ticket price – 95 Shekels

Brain Storming

Saturday, 18.3.17, 20:30, HaMiffal, 3 Ha-Ma'aravim St.

Brain Storming, Special event in collaboration with HaMiffal and the Jerusalem Brain Community

Three short talks about the brain

Free admission

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Lecture + Play

Sunday, 19.3.17, 20:00, Mazya House, 18 Mesilat Yesharim St.

The Human Genome Project – a new hope for Neurodegenerative Diseases, Prof. Hermona Soreq, The Hebrew University

The human genome project holds great promise for rapid progress in brain therapeutics

Theater performance: Good Morning Mr.-Heimer, Theatre Company Jerusalem

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Exhibition: Brain Sciences | Not a Child’s Play

Jerusalem Cinematheque

Random objects placed on a clean, colorful slate take on a graceful and humorous meaning in the art works, created by researchers from the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences, under the guidance of artist Hanoch Piven. However, the random is not accidental. Words and images that accompany the collages give an insight into the scientific work of the researchers.