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March 2008

Cobwebs: The strength of the protein lies in the array of hydrogen bonds

Amos Shapira - the new president of the Association of Friends of Tel Aviv University

Will cosmic cubs swallow our universe?

The mysterious case of two balls that fell from space in Brazil and Australia

Fighting global warming with the help of marine vegetation

Fertilizing the oceans

Iceland - the country that produces 90% of its energy from renewable sources

Red Riding Hood at the psychologist

Why do spiders walk upside down? to save energy

Coexistence in the insect world

Boomerang also works in space

The artist Danny Karvan, the architect Daniel Libeskind and the founder of Amdocs Avi Naor will receive an honorary doctorate from the Technion

A soft night landing for the Endeavor ferry

The most powerful gamma ray burst ever observed has been recorded

Aviv High School from Ra'anana will represent Israel in the Microsoft First World Competition that will be held during April in Atlanta

A 60 percent increase in enrollment in environmental engineering studies at the Technion

Today is the annual conference of the Department of Electro-Optics and Lasers at Bar Ilan University

A team from Kibbutz Habarot won the First League for middle schools

A unique isotope laboratory was established at Ben-Gurion University

The robotic vehicles on Mars survived the cold, the storms, but will not survive the sword of budget cuts

In the next three days it will be possible to watch the transits of the International Space Station

The "father" of Dolly the sheep will be hosted at the Biomed 2008 conference

Development at the Technion: a semi-quantum encryption protocol

A fossil of the oldest rabbit has been discovered

The molecular clock of cancer - from a benign tumor to a fatal metastasis

March 2008

Cobwebs: The strength of the protein lies in the array of hydrogen bonds

Amos Shapira - the new president of the Association of Friends of Tel Aviv University

Will cosmic cubs swallow our universe?

The mysterious case of two balls that fell from space in Brazil and Australia

Fighting global warming with the help of marine vegetation

Fertilizing the oceans

Iceland - the country that produces 90% of its energy from renewable sources

Red Riding Hood at the psychologist

Why do spiders walk upside down? to save energy

Coexistence in the insect world

Boomerang also works in space

The artist Danny Karvan, the architect Daniel Libeskind and the founder of Amdocs Avi Naor will receive an honorary doctorate from the Technion

A soft night landing for the Endeavor ferry

The most powerful gamma ray burst ever observed has been recorded

Aviv High School from Ra'anana will represent Israel in the Microsoft First World Competition that will be held during April in Atlanta

A 60 percent increase in enrollment in environmental engineering studies at the Technion

Today is the annual conference of the Department of Electro-Optics and Lasers at Bar Ilan University

A team from Kibbutz Habarot won the First League for middle schools

A unique isotope laboratory was established at Ben-Gurion University

The robotic vehicles on Mars survived the cold, the storms, but will not survive the sword of budget cuts

In the next three days it will be possible to watch the transits of the International Space Station

The "father" of Dolly the sheep will be hosted at the Biomed 2008 conference

Development at the Technion: a semi-quantum encryption protocol

A fossil of the oldest rabbit has been discovered

The molecular clock of cancer - from a benign tumor to a fatal metastasis

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