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Chemical Physics

First Glimpses of Folding Proteins
01.05.2003

A new technique for following a single protein molecule reveals individual styles in folding

First Sightings of Individual Proteins as They Fold
01.03.2003
Proteins, it appears, have taken Frank Sinatra's "I Did It My Way" close to heart. A new study published in the current issue...
NMR - The Movie
24.02.2003
Ten construction workers will often get a job done faster than one.  But in digging a deep well, for instance, ten workers are...
Prof. Amnon Horovitz and Dr. Gilad Haran (left to right).
01.10.2000

The next big challenge: understanding how proteins fold

Prof. Gershon Kurizki
01.10.2000

If you observe something in frequent "glimpses," can you freeze its motion? In the quantum world, you might actually speed it...

Zeno's Quantum Paradox Reversed: Watching A Flying Arrow Increase Its Speed
04.06.2000
Is motion an illusion? Can 'glimpses' freeze radioactive decay?
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Prof. Ron Naaman
01.10.1999

Prof. Ron Naaman recalls the days when a child could pry apart a radio to see how it works

Science Without Frontiers: A Light on Tomorrow's Technology
01.05.1997

Chemists from widely varied fields are pooling their knowledge to create new kinds of light-based information storage

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New Method for the Separation of Isotopes
23.02.1997

First Practical Application of a Textbook Concept Bridging the Gap Between...

Centers of Excellence: Laser Chemistry
01.10.1996

Laser control of chemical reactions is the focus of a new Center of Excellence

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