September 26, 2024

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Podcast: Rowers for science, episode 9: Electricity flows in the palms of your hands

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Podcast: Botany — Thinking Like Plants (Episode 1)

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Prof. Yasmin Maroz from the School of Plant Sciences and Food Safety in the Faculty of Life Sciences at Tel Aviv University talks about the secret world of plants in the Tel Aviv 360 podcast of Tel Aviv University
Common dust sources that contribute particulate matter to the atmosphere and natural systems. From right to left: Fire ash emitted during a forest fire in the state of California, USA in 2009. Photo: Dom Riccobene, volcanic ash erupting from the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland, April 2010 Photo: Árni Friðriksson, and end

"Honey, don't dust the leaves"

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How can we fertilize plants using dust and save humanity from nutrient deficiency in tomorrow's atmosphere?

Who will win the Nobel Prize in Physics this year? All predictions

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The Nobel Prizes are announced at the beginning of October every year, and about a month before that rumors, predictions and speculations are spread about the identity of the candidates and the chances of winning. In recent years, using innovative data analysis tools, forecasting experts
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Towards the end of the Biden era: how has the climate policy affected under his leadership?

A new report reveals gaps between the goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the United States and the actual results. Despite Biden's extensive efforts, the picture appears to be much more complex
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