Weizmann Institute

Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob Klein

24.11.2019

Prof. Jacob Klein has been awarded the 2019 Israel Chemical Society (ICS) Gold Medal

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Slits, Nooks and Pores: How Do They Hold Their Charges?

25.02.2019

Nanoscience, Materials Science

Nanoscale “slit” experiments may point to better porous materials for electricity storage

Prof. Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob Klein

10.05.2017

Prof. Jacob Klein

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Prof. Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob Klein

06.04.2017

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Staff Scientist: Dr. Nir Kampf

29.08.2016

Materials Science, Scientific Archaeology

To move a heavy statue, try a little water

Prof. Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob Klein

06.04.2016

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Prof. Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob Klein

06.10.2015

Prof. Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob...

The sound of a violin arises from a type of friction known as "stick-slip"

01.09.2015

What do the sounds of a creaky old hinge and a cello have in common? Both rely on the same kind of friction: two surfaces that alternately stick...

Several molecules must work together for proper joint lubrication. In this illustration, the lubricin molecules anchor the long hyaluronan chains to the cartilage collagen network; these hyaluronan chains in turn attach the phospholipid molecules in either single layers (green) or double layers (blue)

Working under Pressure

11.03.2015

Materials Science

Lab experiments reveal that lubricating our knees and hips is a “joint” effort

Prof. Jacob Klein

Prof. Jacob Klein

17.10.2013

Prof. Jacob Klein has been elected as a Member of the Academia Europaea

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