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Why do We See the Man in the Moon?
12.03.2012
Astrophysics
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Planetary Science
Is there a reason why this particular half of the Moon locked with Earth, or was it pure coincidence that it didn’t “turn its back” on us?
European Integrated Structural Biology Infrastructure Launching
23.02.2012
Biochemistry
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Structural Biology
The Weizmann Institute is one of seven Instruct Core Centres
A Unique ON-OFF Switch for the Stress Response
23.02.2012
Brain & Behavior
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Molecular and Cell Biology
Both parts of the mechanism – ON and OFF receptors – are encoded in the same gene.
Lineage Trees Reveal Cells’ Histories
23.02.2012
Biochemistry
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Stem Cells
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Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
A new method is helping to resolve controversies and answer some open questions in biology.
Weizmann Institute Scientists Discover How Cells Brace for Starvation
22.02.2012
Molecular and Cell Biology
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Genetics
Why do cells have two different pump mechanisms for nutrients?
YEDA Collaborates with Adobe for New Data Visualization Technique
16.01.2012
Math & Computer Science
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Yeda Technology Transfer
YEDA Research and Development Company LTD., the commercial arm of the Weizmann Institute of Science, today announced it has entered into a license agreement with Adobe Systems Incorporated related to a bidirectional similarity measure to summarize visual data.
Weizmann Institute and Max Planck Society Establish a Joint Center for Archaeology and Anthropology
11.01.2012
Scientific Archaeology
The creation of the Center marks more than five decades of collaboration between the Max Planck Society and the Weizmann Institute
New Antibodies Treat Autoimmune Disease in Mice
26.12.2011
Immunology
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Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
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Organic Chemistry
Institute scientist “trick” the body into blocking an enzyme that abets disease processes
A Supernova with a View
15.12.2011
Astrophysics
The closest supernova in 25 years yields new insights into its formation
Hide and Seek Signals
15.12.2011
Immunology
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Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics
Keeping chemical signals inside the cells lining blood vessels ensures that only specially trained immune cells will find them
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