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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
Measuring the Minuscule
01.07.1999
Space & Physics
In an experiment described in the May 20 issue of Nature, Weizmann Institute scientists have succeeded -- for the first time -- in measuring an...
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
Absolute Zero
01.10.1998
Space & Physics
High-tech "traps" for atoms keep them cool and in the dark
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?
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