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Scientists Uncover The Exact Mode Of Action Of Five Antibiotic Drugs
25.10.2001
Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
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Structural Biology
Researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science and Germany's Max-Planck Society have discovered how five antibiotic drugs function by binding to...
Seeking A Low-Energy Position
01.10.2001
Chemistry
What makes molecular particles abandon a 'free-spirited,' disorderly existence in favor of a condensed, low-energy state?
Here's Lookin' At You
01.10.2001
Materials Science
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Structural Biology
Weizmann Institute scientists discover that the brittlestar, long thought to be sightless, is all eyes
Brittlestars Use Crystal Lenses To Spot Approaching Predator
23.08.2001
Lasers & Optics
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Brain & Behavior
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Materials Science
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Structural Biology
Brittlestars of the species Ophiocoma wendtii form crystal lenses in their skeletons that allow them to spot approaching predators, according to a...
Advancing to the Bronze Age
01.05.2001
Materials Science
An Institute discovery moves high-temperature superconductors out of the "copper age"
Unfolding the Secret of Protein Folding
01.10.2000
Structural Biology
The next big challenge: understanding how proteins fold
Is Motion an Illusion?
01.10.2000
Quantum Physics
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Chemistry
If you observe something in frequent "glimpses," can you freeze its motion? In the quantum world, you might actually speed it up
Delving In To The Nanoscopic
25.09.2000
Systems Biology
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Materials Science
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Organic Chemistry
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Technology & Applications
Weizmann Institute scientists develop a novel method for evaluating ultrathin films. Potential benefits include diverse microelectronic applications...
The Heat is On... and Measured
20.07.2000
Chemistry
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Materials Science
Evaluating how temperature affects superconductor performance has become far more precise -- thanks to a recent development by Weizmann Institute...
Zeno's Quantum Paradox Reversed: Watching A Flying Arrow Increase Its Speed
04.06.2000
Chemistry
Is motion an illusion? Can 'glimpses' freeze radioactive decay? For over 2,500 years, scientists and philosophers have been grappling with...
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