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Eran Sela, a research student
Shrinking Their World
01.11.2007

What happens to electrons when we shrink their world?
 It's also the question asked by Eran Sela, a research student...

Tamar and Merav Arieli
Twin Talents
01.11.2007

After the army, the two decided to study physics and cognitive science."And when we received our degrees, we decided to...

research student Sagi Levy
Noisy Network
01.11.2007

Sagi Levy is a research student in the lab of Prof. Naama Barkai in the Molecular Genetics Department of the Weizmann Institute. He studies the...

Suha Naffar-Abu Amara, a research student
Cells on the Move
01.11.2007

Suha Naffar-Abu Amara, a research student in the lab group of Prof. Benjamin Geiger of the Weizmann Institute's Molecular Cell...

Chunxiu Yu, a student
Whiskers and the Brain
01.11.2007

Sensory organs – fingers, eyes, whiskers – move continuously to sample the surroundings. How does the brain keep track of these movements,...

Degrees of Similarity
Degrees of Similarity
01.11.2007
What makes two pictures, or two people, look alike to us? Why does one voice remind us of another? How can we tell if two genes, or...

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