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August 1, 2021

The hourglass of the fetus - a proposal for a hypothesis submitted by the scientists to the scientific journal Cell. "A deep understanding of embryonic development requires consideration of the time dimension." Courtesy of the Weizmann Institute

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The wonderful world where the first embryonic cells are formed is now more accessible to us than ever before
Three-week-old organoids from a patient with WOREE syndrome. The organoids are expected to grow significantly and reach up to about 4 mm in diameter. The laboratory of Prof. Akilan, Hebrew University.

"Mini Brain" helps to treat a rare and incurable brain disease in childhood

The research is based on technological breakthroughs of the last decade, which enable the study of human diseases in a personalized model for the patient
Photograph in motion of a worm. Courtesy of the Technion

Dramatic improvement in the resolutions of static and dynamic photography

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The technology developed by the researchers is based on the innovative SPI (Single-pixel imaging) concept - imaging using a single-pixel sensor. This concept, which enables photography without a camera, has extensive potential in diverse applications such as the development of components in autonomous vehicle alert systems and improving the ability of microscopes to see deep into biological tissues
Intelligence from artificial intelligence and the study of old age. Corona virus. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Using artificial intelligence to find compounds that inhibit aging

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Researchers from the University of Surrey have developed an artificial intelligence model capable of identifying chemical compounds that promote healthier aging - paving a possible path towards pharmaceutical inventions that could extend human lifespan
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