Tags

Davidson Institute of Science

One of the treatments for blood component deficiency is blood transfusion: transferring blood or some of its specific fractions from a donor to a recipient. A woman donating blood
When blood runs dry - transfusion typing
How can the appropriate blood types for transfusion be identified in cases of operations, accidents, or disease without risking lives?
Erez Bibi / Davidson Institute of Science | 04.13.24
אובדן חוש הטעם והריח
Do you think your sense of smell is perfect? Research shows you may be wrong
The subtle decline in our sense of smell as we age may elude us but can herald the early stages of neurological conditions
Gal Manella, Davidson Institute of Science | 04.07.24
New challenges await the third trial, Starship spacecraft and its SuperHeavy launch rocket on the company's launch pad in South Texas, in preparations for the next launch
Third starship launch: this week in space
SpaceX is set to launch again its revolutionary spacecraft, new findings regarding planet formation and the discovery of low oxygen levels on Jupiter's moon
Ettay Nevo/ The Davidson Institute of Science | 03.16.24
Eukaryotic organisms
Brainwash: What are Eukaryotes?
What are Eukaryotes? Does temperature affect water density? And who utilizes the Theory of Mind? A challenging scientific trivia
Davidson Institute of Science | 03.15.24
Left a lasting legacy despite his death at a very young age. Frank Ramsey.
Finding patterns in chaos: The Ramsey problem
Even in situations where our understanding is extremely limited, it is possible to find a mathematical order using the appropriate tools, and these prove to be highly advantageous
Michael Gorodin/Davidson Institute of Science | 03.10.24
מוח האדם
Brainwash: What is acoustics?
What is a URL? What does the 'Windbreaker System' do? And where did the 'Spirit' and 'Opportunity' rovers operate? A challenging scientific trivia
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 02.07.24
The telescope’s control room team celebrates as it managed to successfully lock onto the satellite's laser
This week in Space
Surprising ice on Mars, a distant planet with water in its atmosphere, Israeli artificial star revolutionizes use of telescopes and the possible reason for the overturning of the Japanese lunar lander
Ettay Nevo | 02.02.24
Using the scissors, we unevenly stretch the ribbon on both its sides. This causes the ribbon to favor curling as a means of reconciling the different lengths
Unraveling the science behind curly ribbons
A wrapped gift, as lovely as it may be, isn’t perfect without a colorful and springy ribbon; if you've ever wondered what causes a ribbon to change its shape in this way - here’s an explanation for the curliness
Amid Pando/Davidson Institute of Science | 12.22.23
Contains psilocybin that binds to serotonin receptors in extensive areas of the brain. A hallucinogenic fungus
When prehistoric man got stoned
Despite concerns about the impacts of consciousness-altering drugs, researchers estimate that they may have been instrumental for the development of complex, thriving human societies
Dr. Adi Yaniv, Davidson Institute of Science | 12.03.23
Can biofortification solve world hunger?
Biofortification offers a potential solution for malnutrition by enhancement of the nutrient, mineral or vitamin content of food crops
Anna Uzonyi/Davidson Institute of Science | 11.17.23
A visualization of an Israeli drone
Moonbound: Will an Israeli drone soon dance on the moon?
Israeli startup WeSpace lands on shortlist of European Space Agency's technology accelerator, aiming to launch Israel’s next lunar space probe
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 09.21.23
Kathleen Folbigg. An innocents murderer
The innocent child murderer
At what point does doubt become reasonable? After having served twenty years in prison, a mother from Australia was acquitted from the murder of her four children due to evidence of rare genetic defects that may have caused their deaths
Dr. Erez Garty, Ofir Kuperman, Davidson Institute of Science | 09.04.23
Should you avoid boiling water twice?
You've probably heard it before: re-boiling of water can lead to a buildup of harmful substances; Is your kettle's repeat button a one-way ticket to a health hazard? In short, no; A normal person will never approach levels that may be dangerous; Let's debunk this myth
Dr. Eitan Oksenberg, Davidson Institute of Science | 09.03.23
שלט לעמק הסיליקון
Brainwash: What is Silicon Valley and other questions
What are truffles? Where is the deltoid muscle situated? Who utilizes a histogram? A challenging scientific trivia knowledge test
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 08.22.23
מוח
Brainwash: What is a polygraph?
What is Vanessa cardui? Where would you find Xenon? And how are bitmaps used? A challenging scientific trivia
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 08.06.23
Previous ArticlesMore Articles
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
AIAir Defense SystemAliyahAncientAntisemitismArrowArrow Anti-Ballistic Missile SystemBallistic missileBashar AssadBusiness
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
AIAir Defense SystemAliyahAncientAntisemitismArrowArrow Anti-Ballistic Missile SystemBallistic missileBashar AssadBusiness
Related Tags
IsraelIDFHamasWarGazaHezbollahIranGaza warBenjamin NetanyahuLebanon
""