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A control algorithm developed by researchers at the Technion that helps robots walk on smooth surfaces. Photo courtesy of the researchers

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Researchers have developed a control algorithm that helps robots walk on smooth surfaces
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SETI searches for technology signatures: The hunt for extraterrestrial signals at the heart of the Milky Way begins

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Akshay Suresh, a graduate student at Cornell University, is leading an unusual scientific activity - a groundbreaking mission called BLIPSS to detect periodic signals emanating from the center of the Milky Way
the internet of things. From the PIXABAY.COM website

Rankbrain - how Google's new engine works and how it affects website promotion

How did Pagerank solve the new query problem? How influential is Rankbrain and what other abilities does it give to Google?
Disease at first glance: when a cell of the immune system (macrophage, in blue) meets a bacterium (in red), what happens in the first 48-24 hours is crucial

An algorithm that may predict the chance of contracting tuberculosis

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IBM will allow researchers to use the World Community Grid computer system. This service relies on millions of computers and devices of 730,000 volunteers who have signed up to support scientific research. The volunteers download a dedicated application for personal computers and Android devices, and at any moment when the devices are not using all their processing power - it is automatically directed to performing virtual experiments. Illustration: pixabay.

Google's algorithm and its implications for website promotion

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How Google's algorithm affects the site's position in search results. Article by Bankhalter Shay
Although their name was given to them due to their function on the tongue, the bitter and sweet taste receptors were recently discovered in various tissues and organs that do not come into contact with food. In at least some of these areas of the body, especially the respiratory tract, these taste receptors play an important role in the immune response. Illustration: pixabay.

The algorithm that beat prostate cancer at chess

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The concept behind the new algorithm - the opening of the "black box" called the human immune system. The illustration is courtesy of the Technion.

An innovative algorithm enables a quantitative comparison of biological processes

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Illustration: pixabay.

Machine learning finds the forest for the trees even when it concerns theoretical physics

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Illustration: pixabay.

Artificial intelligence has produced more successful offspring than human-made programs

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A balanced diet. Illustration: shutterstock

There are large inter-individual differences between different people in their responses to food

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Figure 2: Match between two images. In the center: an array of possible comparison pairs between the two images. Below: the results of the algorithm that selects what it considers to be the "best matching pairs of points"

The real picture

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The table gathers the "disruption scores" of hundreds of patients with a brain tumor: each row refers to a pathway or biochemical process, and each column - to a sample from a specific patient. Each color symbolizes a number - the value of the "disruption score" of the biochemical pathway, as calculated for the patient. Dark blue indicates normal activity of the biochemical pathway in healthy brain tissue, while dark red indicates a strong deviation from normal behavior. The group of samples of brain cells from healthy people appears as a dark blue vertical bar, labeled TgS7, which appears in the middle of the table. The bar marked TgS15 describes the subgroup of patients with a longer survival prognosis

The mathematics of cancer

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Prediction of gaze direction: the results of the algorithm (in red), compared to the results of two subjects (in green). The face photos (from top to bottom) are of Prof. Shimon Ullman, Daniel Harari, and Nimrod Dorfman

The Digital Baby Project

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Dr. Gad Getz (right) and Dr. Yotam Dreyer at the Broad Institute. Fingerprint

breaking point

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Dr. Yaniv Ehrlich, Whitehead Institute, Boston

The chromosome stays in the family

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Yakir Reshef and Hilary Finoken. getting tighter. Photo: Weizmann Institute

built to connect

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