Math & Computer Science

Dr. Hezi Gildor. Plankton predictions

Prince of Tides

01.05.2004

Viruses & Microorganisms, Environment, Climate, Mathematics

Population changes in tiny ocean organisms might drive weather patterns across the globe

Prof. David Harel, graduate student Sol Efroni and Prof. Irun Cohen. Survival of the fittest

Cadets

01.05.2004

Stem Cells, Immunology, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Of every hundred "cadet" blood stem cells, only a select few complete the immune system’s rigorous training

Prof. Uzy Smilansky. Piecing the puzzle

Archaeology Goes Hi-Tech

01.05.2004

Math & Computer Science, Scientific Archaeology, Technology & Applications

Institute physicists are digging up ancient secrets

Biological Computer Diagnoses Cancer and Produces the Drug -- in a Test Tube

Biological Computer Diagnoses Cancer and Produces the Drug -- in a Test Tube

28.04.2004

Biochemistry, Math & Computer Science, Mathematics, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Weizmann Institute scientist’s vision: Microscopic computers will function inside living tissues, performing diagnosis and administering treatment...

Dr. Einat Aharonov

Earth's Innermost Secrets

01.11.2003

Space & Physics, Environment, Math & Computer Science

Computer models can provide a better understanding of water and lava flow within the earth

Prof. Yuval Gefen

A Spin on Technology

01.11.2003

Encryption/Decryption, Quantum Computing

Advancing our knowledge in a new field called "spintronics"

Prof. Yosef Yomdin

The Universe, Step by Step

01.11.2003

Space & Physics, Planetary Science, Mathematics

Working out a small problem can help us understand the laws and properties of the universe

Comparison: Original, Weizmann and other techniques

Teaching Computers to See

01.10.2003

Math & Computer Science

Can computers make the leap from a mass of pixels to "object?"

Prof. Adi Shamir. Encryption

Code for Success

01.10.2003

Math & Computer Science

Prof. Adi Shamir receives the world's most prestigious award in computer science

Clockwise: Prof. Ehud Shapiro, Prof. Zvi Livneh, Dr. Tamar Paz-Elizur, Ph. D. student Yaakov Benenson and Dr. Rivka Adar. Guinness World Record

DNA Fuels Tiny Computing Machine

01.05.2003

Biochemistry, Math & Computer Science, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Biotechnology

DNA is not only the "software" of the world's smallest computing device, it's also the fuel

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