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The Chemist Who Saved a Life During the Holocaust
Fritz Strassmann, who was part of one of the most important discoveries of the 20th century, risked his life to save a Jewish woman.
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Strange Electrons and Plant Immunity: The 2025 Wolf Prizes
The prestigious Israeli award recognizes breakthroughs in physics, antiviral research, chemical catalysis, and plant immunity
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Sustainable Style: The Future of Recycled Fashion
Cutting-edge recycling technology is transforming the future of fashion waste
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The War Criminal Who Helped Prevent Global Hunger
Ninety years after his death, Fritz Haber is remembered for transforming agriculture with synthetic fertilizers and advancing chemical warfare in World War I
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Nobel Prizes 2024 - Celebrating Artificial Intelligence
The 2024 Nobel Prizes underscore the impact of artificial intelligence, reflected in the physics and chemistry prizes.
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Rediscovering an Extinct Biochemical Reaction
A simple inorganic molecule may have been instrumental in many processes that shaped life on Earth
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Science History
From Science to Statehood
Israel’s first president was also the chemist who discovered how to harness bacteria to produce acetone
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Exploring Chirality in Nature
Why do amino acids in living organisms favor left-handed chirality? A recent study offers a compelling explanation.
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