Aaron Ciechanover

Professor, Israel

Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2004

A nation without a past has no future.

Akira Suzuki

Professor, Japan

Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2010

I am pleased to support the Am haZikaron project.

Alan Heeger

Professor, USA

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2000

I support this interesting project.

Andrew Schally

Professor, USA

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1977

The project, which looks at Jewish history through the lens of family stories, is of great interest and is essential to the preservation of Jewish heritage. I am pleased to support this endeavor.

Anthony Hewish

Professor, UK

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, 1974

I am happy to support this important historical project, which is particularly relevant at this time.

Arvid Karlsson

Professor, Sweden

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2000

I find the Am haZikaron project extremely interesting and wish the project good luck. Moreover, I would be happy to join the Support Committee.

Ayvar Jaiyever

Professor, Norway and USA

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, 1973

I join the Support Committee for the Am haZikaron Project.

Bruce Beutler

Professor, USA

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2011

I support this project as a means of tracing genetic ancestry back to the historical record.

Charles Towns

Professor, USA

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, 1964

I am pleased to be a member of the Am haZikaron Project Support Committee.

David Baltimore

Professor, USA

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1975

The unique and special history of the Jewish people must be recorded and preserved as part of the history of the world. I support this endeavor and hope that scientific analysis of DNA sequences will enrich our knowledge of this history.

David Gross

Professor, USA

Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, 2004

A very interesting project – I’m happy to support it.