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Just Stiff Enough
26.04.2011
Stem Cells
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Materials Science
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Structural Biology
Developing cells “feel” what is underneath and take shape accordingly
Art Exhibits at the Institute
26.04.2011
Science & Culture
Birds in flight, a grandmother’s wrinkles and nerve cells under the microscope.
New Data from XENON100 Narrows the Possible Range for Dark Matter
14.04.2011
Particle Physics
Weizmann Institute scientists participate in the most sensitive search yet for dark matter candidates called WIMPs.
Shine a Light on the Nanoworld
04.04.2011
Nanoscience
When does an eight-sided nanoparticle become a sphere, and how does this affect its potential use?
Tears Are a Turn-Off
04.04.2011
Brain & Behavior
Though odorless, tears send chemical signals to those close enough to smell them
Getting a Grasp on Memory
02.04.2011
Brain & Behavior
Memories can be either enhanced or erased through the manipulation of a certain protein.
New Insight into "Aha!" Memories
02.04.2011
Brain & Behavior
Much of memory research involves repetitive, rote learning. So why do the things we learn through sudden insight tend to stick in our memory?
Biological Molecules Select Their Spin
02.04.2011
Quantum Physics
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Chemistry
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Technology & Applications
The finding that a biological molecule – DNA – can discern between quantum states known as spin could have relevance for both biomedical research and the field of spintronics
Poetry: Ricky Rapoport Friesem
28.03.2011
Science & Culture
The former head of the Institute’s Communications Department is now winning prizes for her poetry.
The Price of a Sophisticated Immune System
28.03.2011
Viruses & Microorganisms
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Immunology
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Genetics
Autoimmune disease in bacteria: The finding could lead to new kinds of antibiotics.
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