Today was the annual Israeli Bioinformatics Symposium, held by the Israeli Society for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology of which I happen to be the President. Our keynote speaker this year was Trey Ideker, and I hosted him on Monday for a sightseeing tour.
My student Moran joined us a a tour guide of the Old City of Jerusalem, which she knews quite well, and left me to document the visit. Few pictures to get your appetite for a visit here.
The Holy Sepulchre Church Jerusalem
Tasting some authentic humus at Lina
Searching for gifts
From there Trey and I continued to the city of Caeseria, an old port city that was built (and destroyed and rebuilt) from the Roman time until the 14th century and now is an archaeological park.
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