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The German cockroach that took over the world
It lurks in the corners of our homes, in the sewage system, and sometimes even in our food - A new study examines how the common pest, the German cockroach, has spread across the world
Sahar Zadka/ Weizmann Institute of Science
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10.24.24
Awards and achievements for Israel: This week in space
A prestigious award for an Israeli rocket propulsion researcher, coatings from an Israeli company gain recognition en route to Jupiter, SpaceX’s latest achievements and the new lunar suits
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.23.24
Searching for life on Europa: This week in space
Mission to Jupiter’s moon launched after a hurricane delay, a European spacecraft will study asteroid deflection, a new Mars sample return mission being developed and researchers investigate why the Moon cooled the COVID-19 pandemic
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.18.24
The neighboring planet that was finally discovered
After years of searching, researchers confirm the existence of a small planet orbiting Barnard's Star, one of our closest stellar neighbors
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.16.24
This is what machine learning and artificial neural networks do
The Nobel Prize in Physics 2024 will be awarded to researchers from the U.S. and Canada for developing computational tools that mimic the workings of the nervous system
Dr. Boaz Karni-Harel, Weizmann institute of science
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10.09.24
Traumatic and scarring: The mental cost of watching October 7 videos
New ongoing study sampling Israelis after Hamas attack reveals viewing graphic videos has potential to cause post-traumatic symptoms and create media addiction
Sharon Kidon, Tzur Gueta
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10.09.24
The 2024 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine: Discovery of microRNAs
The prize will be awarded to two researchers from the United States who previously received the Wolf Prize for their discovery
Dr. Yonat Eshchar, Maayan Karlinski Zur, Noam Leviatan/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.08.24
Nobel prize for medicine goes to US scientists Ambros and Ruvkun
Reserachers Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun, of Jewish descent, receive award after discovering a new class of tiny RNA molecules
Daniel Edelson, New York, News Agencies
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10.07.24
James Van Allen: The scientist who reached into space
This month marks 110 years since the birth of James Van Allen, the American researcher who discovered the magnetic radiation belts and led numerous pioneering studies in space exploration
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.05.24
The globe as a model: Revisiting the equinox
The autumnal equinox is a good time to revisit ancient astronomical ideas and explore new concepts for experiential teaching
Jonathan Berkheim / Davidson Institute of Science
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10.04.24
What are the components of the atmosphere?
The atmosphere’s five layers and especially their gasses are essential to our existence on Earth, but how do they all work exactly?
Itamar Karbi/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.03.24
How do bunker-buster bombs work?
Complex munition used against Hezbollah involves a combination of advanced physics, some chemistry, and quite a bit of technology
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science
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10.02.24
Stone-eating organism threatens ancient Iranian historic site
Conservationists at Persepolis warn efforts to combat spread of lichen in area where many statues and stone reliefs found progressing poorly, risking thousands of years of historical conservation
AFP, Yogev Israeli
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09.24.24
Head surgeries of ancient Egyptians
Cut marks on ancient skulls may indicate that even in the days of the pharaohs, doctors attempted to treat head tumors through invasive procedures
Segev Naveh Tassa/Davidson Institute of Science
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09.21.24
Israeli intelligence and Chinese samples: This week in space
A major deal for ISI, China's plans to bring samples from Mars, the Polaris Dawn mission underway, NASA's space sail project, and a farewell to an old rocket
Ettay Nevo / Davidson Institute of Science
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09.14.24
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