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Pheromones Regulate Aggression of Non-Mother Female Mice toward Pups in Wild-Derived Mice
05.08.2014
Brain & Behavior
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Genetics
A new mouse model enables research into the neural and genetic roots of social behavior, including reproduction and maternal instinct
Mutations from Venus, Mutations from Mars
28.07.2014
Molecular and Cell Biology
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Genetics
Weizmann Institute researchers explain why genetic fertility problems can persist in a population
Measuring the Smallest Magnets
28.07.2014
Particle Physics
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Quantum Physics
Weizmann physicists measured magnetic interactions between single electrons
Interfering with Interferon
28.07.2014
Biochemistry
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Virus-killing molecules may need all their skills, including inflammation, to fight HIV infection
The Real Price of Steak
21.07.2014
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The World’s First Photonic Router
14.07.2014
Quantum Physics
Weizmann Institute scientists take another step down the long road toward quantum computers
Tiny Molecule Could Help Diagnose and Treat Mental Disorders
19.06.2014
Brain & Behavior
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Weizmann Institute scientists “fingerprint” a culprit in depression, anxiety and other mood disorders
Two scientists from the Weizmann Institute of Science are among a list of 40 world-leading young scientists chosen by the journal Cell
15.06.2014
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Molecular and Cell Biology
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Two young scientists from the Weizmann Institute of Science, Drs. Maya Schuldiner and Jacob Hanna, are among 40 world-leading scientists in their field that have been selected by the prestigious journal Cell for their “40 under 40” list, in celebration of Cell’s 40th anniversary.
No Limits to Human Effects on Clouds
08.06.2014
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Weizmann Institute research shows how atmospheric particles affect cloud formation in real time
Blowing in the (Stellar) Wind
21.05.2014
Astrophysics
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Researchers analyze the elements emitted from an unusual star just before it exploded
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