The EMET Prize is awarded to Prof. Shmuel Noah Eisenstadt for his distinctive contribution to comparative historical sociology of civilizations and the study of modernization; for the central role he played in the development of Israeli sociology and of the sociology of Israel...

The EMET Prize is awarded to Professor Zvi Selinger

For his groundbreaking studies in cell signaling, which provided the framework for understanding the molecular basis of how signal flows through the G proteins switch.

His discoveries yielded major insights into the action of cell receptors and their ability to serve as targets for therapeutic drugs.

The EMET Prize is awarded to Prof. Zehev Tadmor for his original and pioneering contribution to the field of polymer processing, transforming it into a new and important engineering discipline, and for his academic leadership as a pre-eminent mentor and researcher in chemical engineering in Israel.

The EMET Prize is awarded to Director – Michael Gurevich for the many plays he directed and wrote, for his contribution to the Israeli Theater with his special directing style developed through his artistic work, for the many years of teaching the art of acting, for the artistic tutoring of tens of actors and for presenting their talent to the Israeli theaters.

For 57 years of creative work on the stages of all Israeli theatres, for her public and national contribution to educating children and youth to attend the theatre and for, producing productions from the finest world-known repertoire.