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Chlorophyll: The Molecule of Life

Thanks to chlorophyll, plants supply energy to all living things and provide us with oxygen. But there is still much left to discover about it.

calendar 10.2.2021
reading-time 4 minutes

Deceased but still intact

How are mummies created, and what is in common between deserts, snowy peaks and boglands?

calendar 1.2.2021
reading-time 8 minutes

Junior Brainwash #9

Which animal is called a vampire? What is umami? What is caries? Challenging science trivia

calendar 30.1.2021
reading-time 1 minutes

Symbiosis – Cooperations in Nature

Some organisms live together for joint benefit.

calendar 25.1.2021
reading-time 3 minutes

What a Sweet Potato

Potatoes break down in our bodies into… sugar! How does this happen? A visit with the carbohydrate family

calendar 9.12.2020
reading-time 9 minutes

Happy you’re home

Why do so many domesticated animals share physical characteristics?

calendar 26.8.2020
reading-time 14 minutes

Music to the Ears

In honor of the Eurovision Song Contest, let’s get to know some of nature’s singers.

calendar 21.4.2020
reading-time 18 minutes

A Decade of Science

Microbiomes, big data, the Higgs boson, and brain-computer interface

The Matter of Life

Is the composition of living things similar to that of their surroundings? And why aren’t we made mostly of metals?

calendar 1.4.2020
reading-time 5 minutes

The Body’s Elements

If we break down our bodies all the way down to the atoms it’s made of, what would they be worth?

calendar 1.4.2020
reading-time 4 minutes

The Animal’s Tool Box

From chimpanzees to crows, from dolphins to octopi: Why did this ability develop in only a few species, and why them?

calendar 22.3.2020
reading-time 13 minutes

A Star of Toothpicks

Making self-forming stars using toothpicks – and what’s the connection to the Pharaohs?

calendar 21.3.2020
reading-time 3 minutes

Making Butter from Cream

Butter shortage in the stores? Here’s how to make it at home

calendar 21.3.2020
reading-time 3 minutes

Junior Brainwash #8: It’s all about Corona

Where did the outbreak begin? How is it transmitted? Which disease does it cause? Scientific viral trivia

calendar 19.3.2020
reading-time 1 minutes

Junior Brainwash #3

Who squeaks? Who whistles? Who brays? Identify the animals by the sounds they make

calendar 19.3.2020
reading-time 1 minutes

Sea Lions and the City

What happens when wild animals settle in urban territory, and what we can learn from San Francisco

calendar 31.1.2020
reading-time 15 minutes

Bacteria on a Sugarless Diet

Weizmann Institute researchers have engineered bacteria that build themselves from carbon dioxide

calendar 30.12.2019
reading-time 5 minutes

Rain and Love are in the Air

The season’s first rainfall breathes life into nature, dispelling the long dryness of summer.

calendar 31.10.2019
reading-time 6 minutes

Bats Think Together

When in a group, brains of mice and bats “synchronize” with others of their species

calendar 20.8.2019
reading-time 3 minutes

Inspired by Nature: A Scientific Summer Exhibition at the Garden of Science

The Garden of Science presents inventions that mimic nature

calendar 31.7.2019
reading-time 3 minutes

Nursing Spiders and Cockroach Milk

Nursing and milk consumption are not exclusive to mammals.

calendar 24.7.2019
reading-time 8 minutes

A New Protein Family

Researchers from the University of Haifa have discovered a new family of proteins that protect wheat and other plants from disease

calendar 25.2.2019
reading-time 5 minutes

Junk Food Interfering with Evolution

Junk food is destroying the boundaries between the finch species of the Galapagos Islands

calendar 5.2.2019
reading-time 6 minutes

DNA Hanging by a Hair

What type of DNA is found in hair? What is mitochondrial DNA? Can it be used to identify criminals? Q&A

calendar 28.10.2018
reading-time 6 minutes