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What's The Whole Truth About 'Less Than Whole' Electron Charges?

What's The Whole Truth About 'Less Than Whole' Electron Charges?

16.05.2000
Particle Physics
What is the smallest negative electric charge you can think of? Chances are that you quickly responded: 'an electron.' Indeed, ever since American...
Re-creating the Big Bang

Re-creating the Big Bang

01.10.1999
Particle Physics
Racing beams of gold ions are colliding. Physcists are hoping the impact will recreate the Big Bang
May the One-and-Only Force Be with You

May the One-and-Only Force Be with You

01.05.1999
Particle Physics
The hunt for the Higgs is on, with help from Weizmann Institute physicists
Centers of Excellence: Particle Detectors

Centers of Excellence: Particle Detectors

01.10.1996
Particle Physics
Physicsts are constructing 8,000 sq. meters of detectors in preparation for experiments in the worlds' largest particle accelerator
Haim Harari Predicted Existence of Top Quark In 1975

Haim Harari Predicted Existence of Top Quark In 1975

01.10.1994
Particle Physics
The recent proof of its existence has sent waves of excitement through the physics community
Moon Tug on Giant Accelerator Detected

Moon Tug on Giant Accelerator Detected

01.05.1993
Particle Physics
A overlooked design flaw in the LEP accelerator's particle detectors has been corrected

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Prof. Ada Yonath, Nobel Laureate and a Model of Scientific Perseverance, Has Passed Away

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A New Window on the Universe: Solar Neutrinos Measured at Record-Low Energies

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Ada Yonath, photographed for the L’Oréal-UNESCO Award for Women in Science, 2008. Credit: Micheline Pelletier/Corbis
31.08.2026
Prof. Ada Yonath, Nobel Laureate and a Model of Scientific Perseverance, Has Passed Away
Credit: XENON Collaboration/Luigi Di Carlo
31.08.2026
A New Window on the Universe: Solar Neutrinos Measured at Record-Low Energies
Intestinal organoids grown in the lab from stem cells derived from patients. Each sphere represents one organoid. Photo: Petro Busko, a PhD student in Biton’s lab
26.08.2026
When the Gut Can’t Forget: A New Mechanism Promoting Inflammatory Bowel Disease