Prof. Jacob Hanna is an accomplished scientist at the Weizmann Institute of Science, where he currently holds the position of Associate Professor with Tenure. His research primarily focuses on stem cell biology, embryonic development, and disease modelling. Notably, he investigates cellular reprogramming, generating induced pluripotent stem cells from somatic cells, and explores pluripotency maintenance throughout mouse and human development. Additionally, Prof. Hanna leads pioneering work in engineered artificial platforms for ex utero mammalian embryogenesis, contributing to both fundamental developmental insights and practical applications in tissue regeneration.

Throughout his career, Prof. Hanna has employed a diverse array of scientific techniques, including biological experimentation, live microscopy, genome engineering, and genomic analysis. Furthermore, he integrates computational biology and modeling into his research to gain comprehensive insights into complex biological processes. His commitment to advancing our understanding of developmental biology and stem cell applications positions him as a respected figure in the scientific community, with significant contributions to these fields.