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September 20, 2021

Thousands of asteroids pass by the Earth. Illustration image. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The asteroid near Haaretz Alef has been observed by planetary radar since 1968

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Just seven days later, a planetary radar observed the 1,001st bone of its kind, which was much larger
A snapshot (based on a micro CT scan) of the integration of the engineered scaffold into the tissue two weeks after implantation. Left: top view of the engineered coronary artery, located between the two dashed white lines. In red: the laminin protein that is mainly found inside the printed part and helps in the blood vessels. In green: blood vessels (mapped based on the presence of endothelial proteins). Right: side view. Courtesy of the Technion spokesperson, Prof. Levenberg's lab

Printing a tissue rack with a branched vascular network The goal: fast and efficient transplantation in damaged organs

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The researchers of the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at the Technion developed the tissue by printing with biological ink
The cover of the issue in which the study was published

Oh why is it mother, why, are the tears crying by themselves?

Tears do not flow by themselves - Weizmann Institute scientists reveal the surprising mechanism by which saliva, tears and digestive juices are secreted
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