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Gilad Haran

Microvilli on a T cell surface, viewed with a scanning electron microscope
20.01.2022

How do speeding cells come to a screeching halt at just the right point within blood vessels?

Prof. Gilad Haran
22.12.2020

Prof. Gilad Haran has been admitted as a Fellow to the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC)

polaritons
13.05.2020

The marriage of matter and light is revealed through a dark state

Prof. Gilad Haran
20.01.2019

Prof. Gilad Haran is the recipient of a Physical Chemistry Division Award in Experimental Physical Chemistry from the American Chemical Society...

(l-r) Hisham Mazal, Dr. Inbal Riven, Prof. Gilad Haran, Menahem Pirchi and Yoav Barak
04.06.2018

An ultrahigh time-resolution study of biological machinery reveals never-before-seen details of molecular dynamics

 

Prof. Gilad Haran
24.04.2017

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A bowtie-shaped nanoparticle
30.06.2016

Bowtie-shaped nanostructures may advance the development of quantum devices

Prof. Gilad Haran
12.12.2012

Prof. Gilad Haran has been appointed Dean of the Chemistry Faculty and Director of the Ilse Katz Institute for Material Sciences and Magnetic...

Experiments revealed multiple possible “paths” through a protein’s folding landscape
14.11.2011

How does a protein fold? Institute scientists count the ways

Structure of GroEL, a barrel-shaped molecular machine found in bacterial cells that helps proteins fold; from the lab of Profs. Gilad Haran and Amnon Horowitz
30.08.2010

 

The role of solitary molecules in electronics is likely to grow as the size of components continues to shrink...

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