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Introduction to Nanoscience
01.03.2004
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Tiny dimensions, great expectations. That’s nanoscience in a nutshell
Nano Electronics
01.03.2004
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For decades, “thinking big” in electronics has meant the pursuit of smaller and smaller goals. Only a short while ago, for instance, the idea of a...
Lord of the Ring
01.05.2003
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What gives a bacterium the ability to withstand 3000 times more radiation than humans?
Radiation-Resistant Organism Reveals Its Defense Strategies
09.01.2003
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The secret to its strength is a ring Weizmann Institute scientists have found what makes the bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans the most...
Catalyzing Change
01.10.2002
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New catalysts for industrial processes that produce water as their only waste product
Letters to the Genetic Editor
01.10.2002
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What makes editors in the cell tick?
Biting Truths
01.05.2002
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Catching a snake toxin in the act may yield a host of medical applications
The Chemistry of Vision
01.01.2002
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It was long believed that the rotation of the "retinal molecule" was the first stage in vision. However, Prof. Mordechai Sheves of the Weizmann...
Delving In To The Nanoscopic
25.09.2000
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Weizmann Institute scientists develop a novel method for evaluating ultrathin films. Potential benefits include diverse microelectronic applications...
Going Organic - Electronically
01.05.2000
Materials Science
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Organic molecules may be the future of electronics. Weizmann Institute scientists are leading the way
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