Math & Computer Science

Activity of 400 genes following exposure to a growth signal over time. Red indicates hightened gene activity

A Lucky Brake

01.05.2007

Space & Physics, Cancer, Molecular and Cell Biology, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics, Genetics, Math & Computer Science

Tracing the activities of hundreds of genes reveals a cancer-prevention system

Genes that slows cell division

Genes that slows cell division

25.02.2007

Space & Physics, Cancer, Molecular and Cell Biology, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics, Genetics, Math & Computer Science

Weizmann Institute Scientists Discover: A Group of Genes that Slows Cell Division and Prevents Cancer

(l-r) Yair Field and Dr. Eran Segal. Code for packaging

Zoning Code

01.10.2006

Genetics, Math & Computer Science

A computer simulation reveals an entire new level of gene control

Dr. Einat Aharonov. How the mountain moved

Moving Mountains

01.10.2006

Environment, Math & Computer Science

Scientists reveal how an entire mountain moved south, about 50 million years ago

Scientists Discover a Genetic Code for Organizing DNA Within the Nucleus

Scientists Discover a Genetic Code for Organizing DNA Within the Nucleus

19.07.2006

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Breaking News

Breaking News

01.05.2006

Space & Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Mathematics

A new mathematical analysis could help solve the age-old problem of cracks

(l-r) Prof. Oded Goldreich and Prof. Dana Ron. Super efficiency

The Art of Compromise

01.05.2006

Math & Computer Science

Its hard to be perfect. It's much easier to be almost perfect

Uplifting encounter. Prof. Dov Sagi and Prof. Tamar Flash

Brain Teaser

01.11.2005

Brain & Behavior, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics, Math & Computer Science, Robotics and Machine Learning, Computer Vision

When Computer Science Encounters Neurobiology: Prof. Tamar Flash and Prof. Dov Sagi are joining forces to better understand how...

Lineage Trees for Cells

Lineage Trees for Cells

28.10.2005

Biochemistry, Cancer, Math & Computer Science

might answer some fundamental open questions in biology.

Prof. Edriss Titi. Unbroken solutions

Smooth Turbulence

02.10.2005

An Institute mathematician tackles a long-standing problem

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