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Looking Back, Looking Forward
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At the Weizmann Institute of Science, accomplishments are so remarkable and varied that sometimes we need to pause and take it all in. Please take a moment to revisit 2014's noteworthy research with us, and stay tuned in 2015 for still more amazing breakthroughs. We're looking forward to blowing your mind, changing your life, saving the world – or just making you stop, think, and wonder.
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Support Vital Research
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Smarter ways to fight cancer. New technologies to keep us safe. Revealing the mysteries of our minds. Support the Weizmann Institute for another year of discovery!
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Night Time is the Right Time
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Prof. Noam Sobel's lab has found that if you want to stop smoking, just go to sleep. Offensive odors reduced the desire to light up.
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Does Getting Lost Drive You Batty?
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How do you know which way to go? Bat brains, it turns out, have a sort of 3D compass for orientation – and you might, too.
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Prof. Ulf Leonhardt is an expert in invisibility: in fact, Scientific American named him one of its top 50 policy, business, and research leaders for his work on invisibility devices. In this presentation at TEDxBrussels, Prof. Leonhardt describes how we encounter the phenomena that render things invisible in everyday life, and how science can be used to produce invisibility – as well as the design of cloaking devices. Enjoy this video of his TEDxBrussels talk.
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Science for the benefit of humanity.
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