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Cracking the Disorder
12.05.2025
Theoretical Physics
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Materials Science
Weizmann Institute of Science researchers uncover physical laws explaining why cracks in materials break their symmetry while spreading. The findings lay the groundwork for the design of more...
Slimming with Mitch
05.05.2025
Biochemistry
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
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Genetics
Blocking Mitch, an energy-control protein, prevents fat accumulation in human cells
Radar Knows Best: New Technology Monitors Health Remotely
28.04.2025
Robotics and Machine Learning
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Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
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Biotechnology
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Diagnostic Techniques and Drugs
Israel Prize laureate Prof. Yonina Eldar’s lab has developed a way of tracking multiple patients’ vital signs at a distance
Wake-Up Call for Dormant Cancer
22.04.2025
Cancer
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Immunology
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Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
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Genetics
Weizmann Institute researchers reveal how breast cancer cells enter a state of dormancy, remaining undetected for years, and why they suddenly wake up and metastasize
Beyond Words
21.04.2025
Robotics and Machine Learning
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Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Study reveals the hidden musical grammar of natural speech
“Bridges of Understanding and Innovation”
10.04.2025
Benefiting Humanity
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African physicians and students joined Weizmann Institute labs, storming the frontiers of science. Meet the first participants in the new Bridges of Science Program
The Master Switch Turning Immune Cells into Cancer Eradicators
10.04.2025
Cancer
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Immunology
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Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
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Genetics
Researchers in Prof. Ido Amit’s lab identify a gene that reprograms macrophages into cancer-promoting cells — and show how to switch it off
Multiple Proteins Viewed as Never Before
01.04.2025
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
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Biotechnology
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Diagnostic Techniques and Drugs
An AI-based method developed at Weizmann can exponentially increase the number of proteins imaged in tissues
Getting Cancer to Unmask Itself
27.03.2025
Cancer
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Immunology
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Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Researchers from Prof. Yardena Samuels’s lab manipulated cancer cells into making themselves visible to the immune system, creating a new approach that gives hope to patients with previously...
They’d Rather Die: The Lesson That Male Roundworms Refuse to Learn
20.03.2025
Brain & Behavior
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Evolution and Development
Researchers found that male worms do not learn from experience as well as females do – and discovered the neural receptor responsible, which also exists in humans
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