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Tiny, self-propelled robots kill bacteria and can help make water drinkable. Figure: American Chemical Society

Swimming robot bacteria can eliminate real dangerous bacteria in drinking water

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From right to left: Prof. Zion Fahima, Institute of Evolution, University of Haifa Michal David, Department of AI Studies and Archaeology, Bar Ilan University Prof. Avraham Korul, Institute of Evolution, University of Haifa Prof. Ehud Weiss, Department of AI Studies and Archeology, Bar University Ilan Dr. Shariel Hovner, M.G.L., Tel Hai Academic College Dr. Uri Davidovitz, Institute of Archeology, Hebrew University. Photo: Yoni Reif, Bar-Ilan University Spokesperson

Barley domestication began in Israel in the Galilee region

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The image on the left taken in infrared shows the field of view of the Parkes radio telescope with the area where the event occurred marked in red. On the right, a successive series of close-ups of the area. At lower right is the visible-light image of the galaxy where the burst occurred, as taken from the Subaru Telescope in Hawaii, with the elliptical regions showing the location of signals that faded over six days as seen with ATCA Credit: © D. Kaplan (UWM), EF Keane (SKAO)

The discovery of fast radio bursts reveals the missing matter in the universe

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Fetus in his mother's womb. Illustration: shutterstock

Researchers have discovered a fetal source of mood swings and bipolar disorder

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Image 3: Gold surface as scanned by STM. The image circles are sealed! Image source: Wikipedia.

So what do you do there at the university? Chapter 15: A bit like touching atoms, on an electron tunneling microscope

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A mobile laboratory in Tzafit. Photo: Weizmann Institute

The Weizmann Institute of Science and the German "Max Planck Society" are establishing a joint research center for archeology and anthropology

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Nanometric motor. Illustration: IBM

The smallest steam engine in the world

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A planet from another galaxy (right) and its star (left), the yellowish star HIP 13044 in the lower right and its planet HIP 13044 b. This solar system is a remnant of a dwarf galaxy that was engulfed by the Milky Way billions of years ago. Credit: ESO/L. Calçada

A planet without a galaxy

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Eretz Yisraeli Loop in the Jerusalem Mountains

The intoxicating smell lies

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The star cluster ngc 3603 as photographed by the Hubble Space Telescope, 2010

Hubble perceives restlessness in a compact and compact cluster

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Hubble watched the birth of a tiny galaxy

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