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.
What we do
Project 10K follows thousands of participants in Israel over many years, collecting deep data on lifestyle, body and health through questionnaires and advanced medical tests.
By tracking each person over time, we look for the earliest signals that link everyday exposures — diet, sleep, activity, microbiome — to the onset of disease.
Our purpose
Our goal is to develop methods that predict diseases years before they break 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.
The science behind 10K
From thousands of measurements to early signals — three steps.
Thousands of measurements per person — blood, genetics, gut microbiome, imaging, sleep and more.
Machine-learning models surface patterns across this data that humans can't see.
Detect the earliest signals of disease — often years before symptoms appear.
Scientists & Partners
Researchers, physicians and data scientists behind the study — conducted at and in partnership with the Weizmann Institute of Science.