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    Experts Find Link to Contracting Coronavirus and Socioeconomic Status
    The Jerusalem Post

    Prof. Eli Waxman heads a team that found people with less income and education are more likely to get COVID, reports The Jerusalem Post. The group advises Netanyahu on coronavirus.

    May 13, 2020

  • Exploring the Physical World
    Israeli Researchers Create New Entities From Light-Matter Interaction
    Xinhua

    Weizmann scientists “have discovered new entities created from interaction between matter and light particles,” reports Xinhua. Potential uses include quantum applications and design of new materials.

    May 13, 2020

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    ACM Service Awards Recognize Leaders Who Strengthen the Computing Community
    ScienMag

    Weizmann’s Prof. Moti Ben-Ari was honored by ACM as an outstanding educator for his four decades of creating pioneering materials in several subfields of computing, reaching novices and experienced students alike.

    May 13, 2020

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    This Twist on the Four-Day Workweek Could Get People Back to Work Without Causing New Outbreaks
    Fast Company

    Fast Company covers the reopening strategy proposed by Prof. Uri Alon and Prof. Ron Milo, who says: “Our suggestion gives a predictable schedule that people can adapt to and builds confidence for people and the economy.”

    May 12, 2020

  • Exploring the Physical World
    Brain Power in Numbers: Ants Use Collective Cognition to Navigate Obstacles
    UPI

    The lab of Prof. Ofer Feinerman has found that ants work together to expand their ability to navigate – and are better than computer models at finding efficient routes. UPI reports.

    May 12, 2020

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    10-4: How to Reopen the Economy by Exploiting the Coronavirus’s Weak Spot
    The New York Times

    Profs. Uri Alon and Ron Milo write in The New York Times about their intermittent-work strategy to reopen society.

    May 11, 2020

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    Israeli Researchers Pinpoint What Happens to Seriously Ill Coronavirus Patients
    Haaretz

    As Haaretz reports, Prof. Ido Amit has found that the immune system plays a role in why some people get much sicker from COVID. He is now developing clinical studies to try and protect patients.

    May 11, 2020

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    How Often Do COVID-19 Patients Lose Their Sense of Smell? Two Studies Are Tracking Down the Data
    Discover

    Discover covers two studies – including Prof. Noam Sobel’s research – that are investigating how often people with COVID lose their sense of smell. The studies are seeking participants to take online tests.

    May 11, 2020

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    The Israeli Lab Keeping Cultural Heritage Alive
    The Jewish News

    Elisabetta Boaretto advances scientific archaeology at the Institute’s D-REAMS radiocarbon lab, which uses the tools of physics to date artifacts as small as seeds. The Jewish News visits.

    May 10, 2020

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