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Ice formation
Can an Antifreeze Protein also Promote Ice Formation?
14.03.2019
Climate, Chemistry

New research shows that some antifreeze proteins can do both
Fragments of phytoplankton outer shell
In Passing, Plankton Reach the Clouds
25.10.2018
Planetary Science, Biochemistry, Viruses & Microorganisms, Environment, Climate

When viral infection wipes out an algal bloom, fragments may turn airborne, increasing clouds and cooling the surface below
Prof. Yinon Rudich
Prof. Yinon Rudich
15.01.2018

Prof. Yinon Rudich has been admitted as a Fellow to the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRS).
Prof. Yinon Rudich
Prof. Yinon Rudich
31.07.2017

Prof. Yinon Rudich
dust storm
The Dust Storm Microbiome
27.06.2017
Viruses & Microorganisms, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics, Environment, Climate

Wind from the desert brings more than dust
Prof. Yinon Rudich
Prof. Yinon Rudich
08.02.2016

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What We Are Doing About: Alternative Energy
What We Are Doing About: Alternative Energy
01.07.2008
Space & Physics, Biochemistry, Environment, Energy, Plants and Agriculture, Climate, Materials Science, Organic Chemistry
Creating environmentally friendly fuel from trash might be the ultimate recycling feat
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illustration: heating up of the Earth (global warming)
Climate
01.05.2004
Environment, Energy, Plants and Agriculture, Climate, Organic Chemistry

Several research projects in the Environmental Sciences and Energy Research Department at the Weizmann Institute are aimed at...
Dr. Yinon Rudich
Dust Is in the Air
01.05.2001
Environment, Climate
Dust particles have a dramatic effect on cloud formation and desertification processes...

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