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May the One-and-Only Force Be with You

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

To the Marrow

To the Marrow

01.05.1999

Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics

When bone marrow transplants fail, it might be because the cells miss their signal

Just Joking, Seriously

Just Joking, Seriously

01.05.1999

A failed chemistry experiment at age 10 turned Prof. Sergei Yakovenko toward mathematics

Life's Twists and Turns

Life's Twists and Turns

01.05.1999

Communication between physicists and biologists is leading to new insights into DNA

The Pearling Effect

The Pearling Effect

01.05.1999

Molecular and Cell Biology

A theoretical physicist, a biologist and and a materials scientist walked into a lab...

Cell Peer Pressure

Cell Peer Pressure

01.05.1999

Molecular and Cell Biology

Tell me who a cell's neighbors are, and I'll tell you how it looks and behaves

The First Genetic Word

The First Genetic Word

01.05.1999

What was the first genetic "word?" It starts with a G...

Trimming Down the Medicine Cabinet

Trimming Down the Medicine Cabinet

01.05.1999

A molecular "cork" might help drugs stay in the body longer and work better

Students-Turned-Teachers

Students-Turned-Teachers

01.05.1999

Science Teaching

Junior high school students test a new approach to science teaching by setting up their own science exhibits

A-Flowering We Will Go

A-Flowering We Will Go

01.05.1999

A former Weizmann student and Perach tutor explains why she's initiating a similar program in Germany

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