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The Human Phenotype Project

About Project 10K

A long-term observational study designed to predict disease years before it appears, combining medicine, biology and computer science.

Who we are

A study by the Weizmann Institute

Project 10K is run by a multidisciplinary team of scientists and physicians combining medicine, biology and computer science — including researchers behind breakthroughs such as the gut microbiome's role in personalized nutrition and disease.

We follow thousands of participants in Israel over many years, collecting deep data on lifestyle, body and health — looking for the earliest signals that link everyday exposures (diet, sleep, activity, microbiome) to the onset of disease.

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By the numbers

A decade of deep data

Since 2014, across thousands of participants in Israel.

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Our goal

Predict disease before it appears

To develop methods that predict disease years before it breaks out — shifting medicine from treatment toward prevention, personalized to each individual.

A study by the Weizmann Institute of Science, combining medicine, biology and computer science.

Our method

The science behind 10K

From thousands of measurements to the earliest signals of disease.

  1. Deep phenotyping

    Thousands of measurements per person — blood, genetics, gut microbiome, imaging, sleep and more.

  2. AI models

    Machine-learning models surface the patterns across this data that humans can't see.

  3. Predict early

    Detect the earliest signals of disease, often years before symptoms appear.

Publications

Research & publications

A decade of peer-reviewed research, 2014–2025, in journals including Nature Medicine and Nature Metabolism. Prof. Eran Segal is a co-author on every paper.

Read the published research →

The team

The research team

Researchers, physicians and data scientists behind the study, conducted at and in partnership with the Weizmann Institute of Science.

Principal Investigator
Prof. Eran Segal

Leads the study and is a co-author on every paper in its published archive.

Dr. Smadar Shilo
Dr. Adina Weinberger
Dr. Ori Cohen
Dr. Yeela Talmor
Dr. Tal Ofek
Nastya Godneva
Yuval Brodsky
Hila Saranga
Hagai Rossman
Maya Lotan
David Weinberg
Rotem Shaulitch
Noa Dolev
Tali Paz
Lisa Shusterman
Tali Davidson
Miri Klein
Orit Kolker
Ella Harpaz
Anna Panik
Michal Tsigalnitski
Yana Metel
Alla Freilakhman
Karin Shannon
Michal Rozenfeld
Weizmann Institute of Science
Project 10K is conducted at, and in partnership with, the Weizmann Institute of Science.