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October 20, 2021

The Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology Orit Parkash-HaCohen and the Minister of Science of the United Arab Emirates Sara Al Amiri at the signing ceremony of the cooperation agreement in space. Photography courtesy of the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology

The historic space agreement: the Emirates will participate in "Bereshit 2" and will be joined by Venus

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Alongside the agreement, the countries also signed cooperation documents in relation to specific projects in which cooperation was formed: in the Genesis 2 mission and joint and groundbreaking scientific research based on data from the Israeli-French Venus satellite. In addition, the two countries are promoting a Levin project "Loner-Set" with the participation of Arab and Jewish students from both countries
Sacred rats running around Karni Mata Temple, Dashnok, India Illustration: depositphotos.com

What happens in the brain of empathic rats?

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A new study reveals the brain network involved in social bias in rats * When the rat that needs help is from a different and unfamiliar species - the rats do not help it and the reward system does not work
A farm in Scotland. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Britain eases the restrictions on creating gardens in crops and commodities

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The British government plans to ease restrictions on gene editing in order to speed up research and allow genetically modified crops and stocks to reach the market * In any case, these are changes that could have been made in other ways, but at a much greater speed
Prof. Yossi Makori, chairman of the Council for Higher Education. Photo: Dror Miller

Prof. Yossi Makori, president of Tel Hai College, was elected as the chairman of the Tel Hai College

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Prof. Makori, appointed by the Minister of Education Yifat Shasha Biton to replace Prof. Yaffe Zilbrashtz as head of the Council for Higher Education
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