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In-Between
In-Between
01.10.1998
Materials Science

Why a crystal is more than the sum of its atoms

Size Counts...
Size Counts...
01.10.1998
Nanoscience

Insitute scientists are getting the tiniest structures under control

Of Magnets, Molecules, and Memory
Of Magnets, Molecules, and Memory
01.10.1998
Nanoscience

Tiny molecules created in a Weizmann Institute lab could help lead the way to smaller and more efficient electronics

Neatness Pays
Neatness Pays
01.01.1998
Chemistry
Catalysts are the pacesetters of the chemical industry, speeding reactions that are vital to the manufacture of a host of...
Just Rolling Along
Just Rolling Along
01.10.1997
Materials Science
A lubricant based on nano "ball bearings" could cut friction in half
New Material Shows Superior Lubricating Properties
New Material Shows Superior Lubricating Properties
19.06.1997
Materials Science
REHOVOT, Israel -- June 19, 1997-- A material discovered at the Weizmann Institute of Science has shown...
A Milestone in Relations With Germany
A Milestone in Relations With Germany
01.05.1997

The dedication of new research center at the Institute highlights German-Israeli scientific cooperation

Science Without Frontiers: Down to the Bare Bone
Science Without Frontiers: Down to the Bare Bone
01.05.1997
Structural Biology

Experts on biological and composite materials work together to develop a model of bone structure

Waxy Woes of Winter
Waxy Woes of Winter
01.06.1996
Chemistry
Remember winter? When you can't get a truck started in the morning because the engine is...
Concentrated Solar Beam Creates a Better Superconductor
Concentrated Solar Beam Creates a Better Superconductor
01.10.1995
Materials Science
A new superconductor was "cooked" with an ancient method for concentrating sunlight...

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