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September 18, 2022

Lemlibrachia worms are attached to the rock that was created as a result of bacterial activity in the gas seeps at a depth of one kilometer in front of Palmahim Beach. (Photo: Dr. Yitzhak Makovsky, University of Haifa, as part of the SEMSEEP project)

An oasis in the deep sea

Symbiosis with bacteria allows worms and oysters to feed on natural gas and sulfur compounds - and teaches us about ways to produce energy

Artificial intelligence, painting - and the bright future of art

Thanks to artificial intelligence engines like DallE and Midjourney, any snotty-nosed and future-talented child can produce impressive paintings in any style, shape and color. The debate revolves around the question of whether it is art
Prof. Dror Pixler. Photo: Bar Ilan University Spokesperson

Developments that change the way of looking at existing systems

Prof. Dror Pixler from the Faculty of Engineering and the Institute of Nanotechnology is developing optical tools that expand diagnostic and healing capabilities
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