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Times of Israel
13.12.2015
How to tame a male? Weizmann researchers may have the answer
Israeli scientists may have found the key to violent, confrontational and all-round aggressive male behavior
The Jerusalem Post
13.12.2015
New worlds: Writing – and rewriting – with light
Any nanoparticles that respond to acid – a much larger group than those that respond to light – can now potentially be manipulated into self-assembly
MNT
03.11.2015
A newly discovered tumor suppressor gene affects melanoma survival
Restoring the function of this gene in melanoma cells caused them to stop growing and die
National Geographic
29.07.2015
We Just Learned How 'Crazy Ants' Ever Get Anything Done
There is reason behind the zigzag paths of longhorn crazy ants when carrying heavy loads—it is the give and take of cooperation, a new study finds.
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