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Why Does your Face Look so Familiar?

Why Does your Face Look so Familiar?

01.10.1995

Math & Computer Science

A mathematical model describing a brain process may help computers learn to recognize objects

Light Shed on Radiation from Outer Space

Light Shed on Radiation from Outer Space

01.10.1995

Could high-energy cosmic rays and gamma-ray bursts be produced in the same cataclysmic events?

Tuberculosis Bacteria May Protect Against Autoimmune Disease

Tuberculosis Bacteria May Protect Against Autoimmune Disease

01.10.1995

Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics

A protein derived from the tuberculosis bacterium might protect against multiple sclerosis

International Protein Data Bank Enhanced by Computer Browser

International Protein Data Bank Enhanced by Computer Browser

01.10.1995

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Searching for information on protein structures just got a lot easier

Tumor Dependence on Blood Vessels Traced

Tumor Dependence on Blood Vessels Traced

01.10.1995

A non-invasive MRI method shows how new blood vessel development feeds tumor growth

An Interview with Prof. Sam Safran

An Interview with Prof. Sam Safran

01.10.1995

Prof. Samuel Safran, new Dean of the Feinberg Graduate School: "It is stimulating for scientists to look at real-world problems."

Kiryat Weizmann Technology Incubator Hatches Growing Business

Kiryat Weizmann Technology Incubator Hatches Growing Business

01.10.1995

Dr. Klara Vinokur recently recieved the 1995 Excellence Award for her project undertaken with help from the Kiryat Weizmann Incubator

Tiniest Switches Promise Ultracompact Computer Memories

Tiniest Switches Promise Ultracompact Computer Memories

01.10.1995

A molecule that changes color when iron atoms change binding sites could serve as ultra-tiny electronic switches

Summer is for Science

Summer is for Science

30.09.1995

Hundreds of science enthusiasts from grade school through university came to the Institute for summer science programs over the summer vacation

Protecting Computer Systems and Communication Networks

Protecting Computer Systems and Communication Networks

01.05.1995

Math & Computer Science

Institute experts are expanding basic and applied research in cryptography

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