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Solving the Riddle: When was Wilson's Arch, under Jerusalem's Temple Mount, Built?

Analyzing a handful of charred seeds reveals the ancient builder of an iconic structure in the Western Wall Tunnels

Drs. Elisabetta Boaretto and Tobias Richter. In the foreground is a Natufian hearth at Shubayqa, Jordan

Uncovering Varied Pathways to Agriculture

New dates for a 15,000-year-old site in Jordan challenge some prevailing assumptions about the beginnings of permanent settlement

New Light on the Solid State

Some of the fastest light pulses ever take on solid materials

The Magnetic History of Ice

The findings could help us understand the history of other bodies in our solar system

Targeting a Chronic Pain Gateway Could Bring Relief

A new approach to chronic pain treatment targets a molecule that moves pain messages into nerve cell nuclei

Internal Differences: A New Method for Seeing into Cells

The new technology may help answer outstanding questions about the immune system, cancer, Alzheimer’s, and more.

Can't See the Fungi for the Trees: The Forest's Hidden Helpers

Underground fungal networks transfer carbon between neighboring trees, even of different species

In the Grove

Dr. Rafat Qubaja's work on campus trees shows even small groves can help mitigate climate change

Fluorescent image of artificial cells on a chip. The differences in genetic composition between cells produced the different colors, which reveal stages in building parts of a virus

Artificial Cells Produce Parts of Viruses for Safe Studies

The Weizmann Institute of Science group demonstrated the production of protein assembly lines on a silicon chip

RNAs Take a Plunge

A shower of hyperpolarized water opens new avenues for the NMR study of biological molecules

Internal Differences: A New Method for Seeing into Cells

The new technology may help answer outstanding questions about the immune system, cancer, Alzheimer’s, and more.

Israeli-American-British Labs and Biotech Partner to Speed Coronavirus Drug Development

An international initiative aims to identify compounds that target a key enzyme in the virus's life cycle

Targeting a Chronic Pain Gateway Could Bring Relief

A new approach to chronic pain treatment targets a molecule that moves pain messages into nerve cell nuclei

Internal Differences: A New Method for Seeing into Cells

The new technology may help answer outstanding questions about the immune system, cancer, Alzheimer’s, and more.

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