Engineering and Materials

Unusual geometric shapes, sophisticated designs, and advanced materials are only the visible layer of the physics and engineering that allow fighter jets to evade radar detection – and catch an enemy off guard on its own territory.

Miniaturized medical devices, green technology, advanced radar systems, and new methods in artificial intelligence are just some of the technologies developed by Prof. Yonina Eldar of the Weizmann Institute of Science, recipient of the Israel Prize in Engineering Research and one of the world’s leading researchers in signal processing.

A groundbreaking chemical processing technique converts fabrics into reusable molecules, turning discarded garments into sustainable fashion opportunities.

Israeli researchers have developed a material that closely resembles glass, with particularly promising properties.

VIPER mission canceled, Ramon.Space expands to the UK, SpaceX launch issues and serene seas on Titan.

A wrapped gift, as lovely as it may be, is not complete without a springy, colorful ribbon. An explanation for curlers.

How is chemistry used to produce decaffeinated coffee, and is it indeed better for your health compared to regular coffee?

Baking soda is recommended for use as deodorant, toothpaste and stain remover. Does it actually do all these, and if so – how?

The 400th anniversary of the invention of the slide rule

Bacteria, lab cultures and solar energy utilization. To feed the planet’s ever-growing population new and more efficient food sources are necessary

Everything about the Olympic Games – from antiquity to their revival in the modern age.

Why does nothing stick to Teflon? And how is it applied to pots and pans nonetheless?

Beyond gold: Some metals cost tens of thousands of dollars per kilogram, and radioactive elements fetch even more.

Write a secret message that only you can read, using just some magic tape

Some of the elements that make up our world may disappear very soon