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Scientists Reveal New Way to Hide Secret Messages
Scientists Reveal New Way to Hide Secret Messages

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/in-the-news/scientists-reveal-new-way-to-hide-secret-messages/

May 04, 2016... This might sound like something from a Bond movie. But a team from Israel has used some rather nifty chemistry to come up with a way to use common chemicals such as cola as the encryption key to code and decode hidden messages
Next time you see someone spilling a drink in a bar, you could actually be witnessing a spy secretly decoding an encrypted message.
This might sound like something from a Bond movie.

TAGS: Culture, Technology, Chemistry, Security

How to Create 3D-Animated Characters and People From a Single Photo
How to Create 3D-Animated Characters and People From a Single Photo

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/in-the-news/how-to-create-3d-animated-characters-and-people-from-a-single-photo/

Jan 07, 2019... Let’s say you’re strolling through an art museum, stopping every few feet to admire a work you’re particularly fond of. A Picasso on the left, a Matisse on the right.
But something stops you before you step away from Picasso. It’s almost like it’s ... running off the frame, about to leap into your purse.
You think your eyes are deceiving you. You knew Picasso’s art was a little ... other-worldly ... but this? What is this sorcery? Am I at an art museum, or the fifth dimension?

TAGS: Culture, Technology, Optics, Computers

Shining New Light on the Mysteries of the Brain
Shining New Light on the Mysteries of the Brain

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Jul 20, 2015... On Thurs. July 16, the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science held a conference called “Shining New Light on the Mysteries of the Brain” with Ofer Yizhar, a neurobiology researcher at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel.
Yizhar completed his undergraduate degree at Tel Aviv University and then his graduate degree in neurobiology at Stanford University, where he completed research until 2011.

TAGS: Technology, Community, Brain, Neuroscience, Philanthropy, Autism

Israel’s First Moon Mission Will Conduct Scientific Measurements
Israel’s First Moon Mission Will Conduct Scientific Measurements

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Feb 11, 2019... Prof. Oded Aharonson and the Beresheet lunar craft
REHOVOT, ISRAEL—February 11, 2019—After an enterprise lasting nearly a decade, the Israeli unmanned Moon mission “Beresheet” (“Genesis” in Hebrew) will soon take off from Earth, bound for the Moon’s rocky surface. Prof. Oded Aharonson of the Weizmann Institute of Science’s Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences is head of the international science team, and will be watching closely as the craft approaches the Moon and initiates the scientific part of the mission, which will start well before touchdown.

TAGS: Astrophysics, Space, Technology, Physics

Profiling a Killer in Warm Blood
Profiling a Killer in Warm Blood

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Dec 06, 2018... Tumor heterogeneity, clonal evolution, and therapy resistance are revealed using single-cell profiling of multiple myeloma patients
REHOVOT, ISRAEL —December 6, 2018—Cancer arises when cells lose control. Deciphering the “blueprint” of cancer cells – outlining how cancer cells hijack specific pathways for uncontrolled proliferation – will lead to more efficient ways to fight it. Now, in a joint effort, scientists from the Weizmann Institute of Science and clinicians from major hemato-oncology departments in Israel have successfully created detailed profiles of myeloma cancer in both pre-cancer stages, in newly diagnosed multiple myeloma patients, as well as post-treatment and relapse. These detailed blueprints will help in future precision diagnosis and treatment of this disease.

TAGS: Technology, Cancer, Cancer treatment, Immune system, Blood

Rock Stars of Cryptography Debate the Apple-Versus-FBI Case
Rock Stars of Cryptography Debate the Apple-Versus-FBI Case

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Mar 02, 2016... Rock Stars of Cryptography. Courtesy RSA Conference
During a panel at the RSA cybersecurity conference yesterday in San Francisco, Adi Shamir, a cryptographer at the Weizmann Institute of Science and co-inventor of the RSA public-key cryptographic standard that became a widely used method to send encrypted messages, sided with the FBI in the ongoing fight about whether Apple must unlock the iPhone of Syed Rizwan Farook, a shooter in the December 2015 San Bernardino attack. His comments sparked a polite but pointed debate about privacy versus security among some of the most distinguished figures in cryptography, including Ron Rivest, who collaborated with Shamir on the groundbreaking RSA work. Also taking part were Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman, who minutes earlier had been named recipients of the $1 million Turing Award for 1976 cryptography work that helped pave the way for secure Internet communication, and Moxie Marlinspike, who founded the company that developed the popular open-source encryption tool Signal.

TAGS: Culture, Technology, Mathematics, Security

Science Tips, March 2007
Science Tips, March 2007

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/news-releases/science-tips-march-2007/

Mar 26, 2007... Breaking down bone is a tough job. Yet, our bones undergo remodeling every day of our lives, as old material is cleared away so that new bone can form. In diseases such as osteoporosis, an imbalance in this process is responsible for the characteristic bone loss. New research at the Weizmann Institute of Science, which recently appeared in the on-line journal PLoS ONE, has revealed, in unprecedented detail, how the roving cells whose job is to digest bone seal off their work area as they get down to business.

TAGS: Technology, Neuroscience, Molecular genetics, Immune system, Virus, Senses, Central nervous system

New AI Breakthrough at Israel's Weizmann Will Save Lives
New AI Breakthrough at Israel's Weizmann Will Save Lives

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/in-the-news/new-ai-breakthrough-at-israel-s-weizmann-will-save-lives/

Feb 13, 2019... Physicians attend an ultrasound training at Soroka University Medical Center. (photo credit: COURTESY RAHEL DAVID FOR BGU)
A recent breakthrough in the growing field of artificial intelligence at Weizmannn Institute will save lives by eliminating reliance on human skill in diagnosing cardiac conditions.
The new Al initiative, developed by Professor Yaron Lipman and his colleagues at the NYU School of Medicine, is an automated process that guides ultrasound technicians performing echo-cardiograms to interpret the results in real time with improved accuracy.

TAGS: Technology, Medicine

Israeli Startup Aims to Harness Excess Industrial Heat to Transform CO2, Water Into Fuel
Israeli Startup Aims to Harness Excess Industrial Heat to Transform CO2, Water Into Fuel

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Apr 29, 2014... Prototype of the the excess heat system setup. Photo: COURTESY NEW CO2FUELS
Excess heat squandered in industrial production processes, as well as the carbon dioxide and water vapors emanating from their chimneys, will soon be put to positive use by an Israeli start-up.
The Rehovot-based NewCO2Fuels (NCF) plans to use the extreme heat released by factories such as steel, ceramics, glass and gasification plants – where residual heat temperatures rise to 1,450°C – to drive an innovative fuel production process, the company’s CEO, David Banitt, told The Jerusalem Post this week.

TAGS: Technology, Chemistry, Alternative energy

Mercedes-Benz’s Enters European Ride-Sharing Market With Israeli Startup Via
Mercedes-Benz’s Enters European Ride-Sharing Market With Israeli Startup Via

https://www.weizmann-usa.org/news-media/in-the-news/mercedes-benz-s-enters-european-ride-sharing-market-with-israeli-startup-via/

Sep 04, 2017... Co-Founder and CEO Daniel Ramot, Via
Co-founder and CEO Daniel Ramot, Via
The German giant Mercedes-Benz expanding its cooperation with Israeli startup Via Transportation. The two companies working together since 2015, will launch a new carpooling service in London later this year.
Via was founded in 2012 by Dr. Daniel Ramot, who holds a PhD in neuroscience from Stanford University, and Dr. Oren Shoval, who holds a doctorate in biology from the Weizmann Institute. Both are graduates of the Israeli Air Force Talpiot program.

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