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The Magnetic History of Ice

The Magnetic History of Ice

28.06.2020
Planetary Science
The findings could help us understand the history of other bodies in our solar system
possible first protein

Which Came First?

22.06.2020
Biochemistry, Evolution and Development
An experiment in reconstructing primordial proteins solves a long-standing riddle
What Does the “Love Hormone” Do? It’s Complicated

What Does the “Love Hormone” Do? It’s Complicated

15.06.2020
Biochemistry, Brain & Behavior
A study of mice in a semi-natural setting shows how the hormone oxytocin can amplify aggression as well as friendliness
Science on Tap 2020 - POSTPONED

Science on Tap 2020 - POSTPONED

08.06.2020
A notice will be sent out once the new date has been determined  
Wilson's Arch

Solving the Riddle: When was Wilson's Arch, under Jerusalem's Temple Mount, Built?

04.06.2020
Scientific Archaeology
Analyzing a handful of charred seeds reveals the ancient builder of an iconic structure in the Western Wall Tunnels 
bacteria in cancer cells

Cells inside Cells: The Bacteria That Live in Cancer Cells

28.05.2020
Cancer, Personalized Medicine, Viruses & Microorganisms, Molecular and Cell Biology, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
The bacterial lodgers in cancer cells may hinder or help treatment
endocrine glands

Paying the Price of Protection

19.05.2020
Systems Biology, Molecular and Cell Biology, Immunology, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
A new model of autoimmune disease may solve some great outstanding riddles, including what causes T cells to attack and why only certain organs get them
Neptune and Triton

NASA’s Next Destination? Israelis Hopeful as Trident Team in the Finals

14.05.2020
Space & Physics, Planetary Science
An incredibly accurate clock planned by the Weizmann Institute of Science, the Israeli Space Agency and an Israeli company could be on its way to Neptune’s largest moon in 2026
Unconscious Patient (Allegory of Smell), Rembrandt van Rijn. The painting is part of a series of Five Senses that Rembrandt painted in Leiden around 1625, when he was 19. It was discovered in 2015 in an art collection belonging to a family from New Jersey

Weizmann Institute Scientists Develop "Sniff Test" that Predicts Recovery of Consciousness in Brain-Injured Patients

29.04.2020
Brain & Behavior, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
The Self-Synthesizing Ribosome

The Self-Synthesizing Ribosome

20.04.2020
Biochemistry, Genetics, Chemistry, Nanoscience, Technology
This cellular factory-on-a-chip could be used to design, produce and test drugs against antibiotic resistant bacteria

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