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The Science of the Slow Slip
25.03.2012
Space & Physics
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Environment
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Materials Science
What distinguishes slow, silent earthquakes from the big shaking kind?
Why do We See the Man in the Moon?
12.03.2012
Astrophysics
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Planetary Science
Is there a reason why this particular half of the Moon locked with Earth, or was it pure coincidence that it didn’t “turn its back” on us?
Production Overshoot
11.03.2012
Space & Physics
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Cancer
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Genetics
Bits of gene code that are normally discarded have found a surprising new use in research
Proof of Inequality
16.02.2012
Space & Physics
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Astrophysics
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Quantum Physics
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Theoretical Physics
Weizmann scientists give promising proof for a 23-year-old quantum physics theory
Searching for a Particle
30.01.2012
Particle Physics
Weizmann scientists are hoping to see more conclusive signs of the Higgs boson later this year.
Touching Ground
16.01.2012
Space & Physics
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Chemistry
Sticky cells take their cues from the surface they adhere to
Scenes from a Supernova
04.01.2012
Astrophysics
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Nano Physics
A day after landing in Israel, Dr. Eran Ofek was already at work uncovering the secrets of a new supernova
A Supernova with a View
15.12.2011
Astrophysics
The closest supernova in 25 years yields new insights into its formation
Weizmann Institute Scientists Make Significant Contributions to LHC Findings
13.12.2011
Particle Physics
Extra events in the probable mass range of the Higgs boson provide first hints for its possible existence.
Divine Secrets of the Ant Sisterhood
28.11.2011
Space & Physics
Dr. Ofer Feinerman applies physics to understanding the collective behavior of ants
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