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March 2009

A vegetable greenhouse on the moon in 2014?

phone for the dead

The Magnet Committee officially approved the establishment of a new association in the field of nanotubes

Is it possible to provide scientific proof for the hypothesis that certain Jewish men are descendants of priestly families?

Progress on Virgin Galactic's space tourism project: a long test flight for the carrier plane

Men are the weaker sex

Everything about the biometric database, which is on its way to your identity card.

The President's Award for Commemorating the Presidents of Israel was awarded to the Weizmann Institute of Science

The deadliest doctor, or - how the end of the world was avoided in the nineties

Duet battle

Carbon nanotubes are better than metals for electronics

The Discovery landed safely

The 19th crew arrived at the space station * Discovery is expected to land at a quarter past ten

The Pentagon is looking for a way to regrow damaged muscles and in the future maybe limbs as well

A surprising warrior in the fight against cancer

The nano field is moving from R&D to commercialization and industry

How do the embryonic brain cells know what they want - or need - to be, when they grow up?

Patterns

A breakthrough in a chemical separation method

The 19th crew members and the first returning space tourist Charles Simoni took off for the space station

Discovery has left the space station

A substance developed by a researcher from the Hebrew University to prevent tissue adhesion after surgery received FDA approval

State-of-the-art palladium catalysts for fuel cells

Impressions from an exhibition of paintings by artists who were influenced by Darwin's ideas in Frankfurt

Galactic conflict

March 2009

A vegetable greenhouse on the moon in 2014?

phone for the dead

The Magnet Committee officially approved the establishment of a new association in the field of nanotubes

Is it possible to provide scientific proof for the hypothesis that certain Jewish men are descendants of priestly families?

Progress on Virgin Galactic's space tourism project: a long test flight for the carrier plane

Men are the weaker sex

Everything about the biometric database, which is on its way to your identity card.

The President's Award for Commemorating the Presidents of Israel was awarded to the Weizmann Institute of Science

The deadliest doctor, or - how the end of the world was avoided in the nineties

Duet battle

Carbon nanotubes are better than metals for electronics

The Discovery landed safely

The 19th crew arrived at the space station * Discovery is expected to land at a quarter past ten

The Pentagon is looking for a way to regrow damaged muscles and in the future maybe limbs as well

A surprising warrior in the fight against cancer

The nano field is moving from R&D to commercialization and industry

How do the embryonic brain cells know what they want - or need - to be, when they grow up?

Patterns

A breakthrough in a chemical separation method

The 19th crew members and the first returning space tourist Charles Simoni took off for the space station

Discovery has left the space station

A substance developed by a researcher from the Hebrew University to prevent tissue adhesion after surgery received FDA approval

State-of-the-art palladium catalysts for fuel cells

Impressions from an exhibition of paintings by artists who were influenced by Darwin's ideas in Frankfurt

Galactic conflict

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