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The cover of the scientific journal shows the 3D structure of a new protein, as predicted by three different artificial intelligence algorithms

Proteins without parents

Collaboration between Israeli researchers, Chinese students and artificial intelligence reveals new wrinkles between the folds of orphan proteins and updates chapters in the theory of evolution
The tears flow by themselves. Illustration: depositphotos.com

In the tears you cry: smelling women's tears reduces aggression in men

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science discovered that tears activate human olfactory receptors, even though they are odorless, affecting the brain activity associated with aggression - and leading to more peaceful and less vengeful behavior
An oligodendrocyte-type cell with many of its branches (in yellow) in a mouse brain section. Reacts to stress quite differently in males and females

Exposure to chronic stress activates different cells in the brains of females and males

From depression and anxiety to diabetes - health conditions resulting from chronic stress affect women and men differently. New study in mice maps at the single-cell level molecular differences in the stress response in the brains of females and males, and may pave the way for personalized treatments
The student Shaked Ron demonstrates the project. Photo: Technion spokespeople

A Technion student developed an innovative method for functional mapping of the cerebral cortex during brain surgery

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Technology for the diagnosis of sediments will allow early treatment of Parkinson's disease in the future

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The relationship between artificial intelligence and the human mind. Illustration: shutterstock

Analyze artificial intelligence to better understand the human brain

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How we link memories to each other and make associations

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where are we where are we going

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Hackton Brain 2013. Photo: Amir Konigsberg

Miyagi Learning Enhancer is the first place winner in the BrainHack neuro-hackathon initiated by the Israel Brain Technologies Association

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