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(l-r) Graduate student Alexandre Kozlov, Prof. Zeev Fraenkel, Prof. Itzhak Tserruya, Dr. Ilia Ravinovich, and graduate student Alexander Cherlin. An international experiment

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Multi-National Team of Physicists, Including Weizmann Institute Scientists:

Multi-National Team of Physicists, Including Weizmann Institute Scientists:

12.06.2003

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"Promising indications that we may have succeeded in reproducing matter as it first appeared in the universe right...

Weizmann's Particle Detectors Used In International Collider Project

Weizmann's Particle Detectors Used In International Collider Project

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Weizmann Institute Particle Detectors Used To Explore Primordial Matter In International Collider Project

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