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A street lit with petunia plants with gardens of fireflies. The illustration was prepared using DALEE and is not a scientific image.

Glowing Botany: Glow-in-the-dark petunias are coming to cities

The Light Bio company has developed petunia plants that contain a lighting garden of fireflies. Will they give up the street lights?
The second revolution of spintronics. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The race for copper

Russian Uran-9 robots, tested in Syria. Source: National Interest

The robot war has begun

Improving graphene production. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The revolution in the nanoelectronics industry is already here

drug transfer. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Development of the Technion will allow the creation of cells and tissues deep in the body in a non-invasive way with the help of ultrasound

Smart liquid. Credit: The Science website via DALEE. The picture is not a scientific picture

For the first time: "smart liquids" will be used as sensitive biological sensors

Using artificial intelligence to decipher ancient texts. The image was prepared by DALEE and is for illustrative purposes only and should not be considered a scientific image

Artificial intelligence will restore ancient Jewish texts

exact sciences

The Large Hadron Collider LHC is down for an upgrade. Photo: CERN

Why is the mass of the Higgs particle lighter than expected?

Prof. Avi Vigerzon, on the left, and the president of the Technion, Prof. Uri Sion

The Turing Prize, the "Nobel of Computer Science", will be awarded to Technion graduate Prof. Avi Wigderzon

Photon Multiplier Tubes - A multiplier will detect flashes of energy produced when neutrinos interact with matter. Credit: Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences

A huge facility in China will study the neutrino particles - mainly those generated from nuclear power plants

A Stratasys printed materials experiment that will fly to the moon to examine the radiation environment there. PR photo

NASA will test Stratsys' printed components on the moon

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Computing and robotics

Revenge of the artists in artificial intelligence. Credit: The Science website using DALEE artificial intelligence software

The "revenge of the artists" against artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence develops a game. The image was prepared with the help of DALEE for illustrative purposes. It should not be seen as a scientific picture

The games of the future

Photo credit: Hagai Nativ, Maurice Kahn Marine Research Station, University of Haifa

With the help of artificial intelligence: an effect of ship noise on dolphins was found for the first time

Artificial intelligence reveals a long-standing mistake in the study of black holes. Credit: The Science website via DALEE

Artificial intelligence reveals a long-standing mistake in the study of black holes

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nano-tech

A photograph of the fracture surface in a silicone model, across both fracture planes, shows that the crack profile has a certain curvature

Secrets, cracks and fractures

Gene editing using CRISPR. Illustration: depositphotos.com

EIC grant for nanoparticle-based research for cancer therapy

Computer simulations showed that changing the coverage of the monolayer changed the smoothness of the surface. Both low coverage and high coverage produced very slippery surfaces, but for different reasons. [Source: Sakari Lepikko et al 2023]

The smoothest surface ever created

Benzene, a simpler type of carbon ring. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Researchers synthesized a stable C16 carbon ring, although theoretically it should have broken down immediately

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military technology

A virtual twin of an airplane. Dassault Systems PR photo

The fighter jets ascend to the cloud

aircraft carrier. Illustration: depositphotos.com

90 thousand tons of diplomacy

Very similar in shape to the corona virus. The bullet that will help to hide large aircraft from radar. Photo: Tel Aviv University

A new technology inspired by the structure of the coronavirus will help planes evade radar

Gliders fit into the fighter force. Illustration: depositphotos.com The cell membrane. Illustration: depositphotos.com

From a battlefield - to a battlefield

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futurology

The milk from the air in the center of the image will replace that of the cows grazing outside. Credit to the science site, via DALEE

The "Cow of the Sky" project - producing milk from the air

March 3, 2024, a demonstration against anti-Semitism on the main street of San Francisco. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Innovation competition to fight anti-Semitism

Different methods for extracting water from the air. The illustration was prepared using the artificial intelligence software DALEE and should not be considered a scientific image

Water from the air - and the future of innovation

Marco Polo won, posthumously. Source: Wikipedia, Maria Lee

About the man who cloned a giant sheep and released it into the wild against the law

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