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Message In a Bottle
01.05.1998
Astrophysics
After conducting experiments in a giant ion storage facility in Germany, Prof. Daniel Zajfman built a desktop version for use in his Institute lab
A Record-Breaking Feat
01.10.1997
Space & Physics
A new semiconductor crystal is so pure, it has only one foreign atom per five billion
Solitons: The Wave of the Future
01.05.1997
Space & Physics
What do water in a narrow canal, light pulses and communication lines have in common?
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
3-D Glasses for the Robot
01.08.1996
Space & Physics
The trouble with many robots and other automated systems equipped with artificial vision is that their eyes "see" the world as two-...
Light Shed on Radiation from Outer Space
01.10.1995
Astrophysics
Could high-energy cosmic rays and gamma-ray bursts be produced in the same cataclysmic events?
Weizmann Scientists put Israel in Forefront of Microelectronics
01.05.1995
Space & Physics
Research in the Braun Center for Submicron Research is rapidly advancing in a number of areas
Mysterious Radiation Bursts Explained
01.10.1994
Astrophysics
Do mysterious gamma ray bursts take place at the death of neutron stars or at their birth?
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
New Method for 'Improving' Light Signals
01.05.1993
Space & Physics
A new proposal for reducing noise in light signals may improve optical communications
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