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Date: January 3, 2024

Source: Weizmann Canada

Weizmann Canada’s most popular content in 2023, based on your views.

10 A solution to the 50-year-old mystery of why the Earth’s hemispheres look equally bright when viewed from space

09 A computational method allowing for unprecedented efficiency in generating enzymes could lead to greener industry by helping to safely break down pollutants

08 NASA to launch Israel’s first space telescope mission, ULTRASAT, which will be in orbit by 2026

07 Program for research students from academically underrepresented groups is empowering participants to make discoveries

06 First global census of wild mammal biomass reveals livestock biomass is 30 times the weight of all wild mammals

05 Complete human embryo models grown from stem cells in lab could lead to developments in infertility, drug testing and growth of transplant tissues

04 Study reveals wasting syndrome – a deadly cancer side-effect – might be diagnosed and treated early on

03 A new artificial intelligence method could improve accuracy of global dust-storm forecasting

02 Research reveals how exposure to trauma in young brains alters it and how to reverse its changes

01 Brain Canada, Weizmann Canada and the Weizmann Institute of Science announce a new world-class Canada-Israel research collaboration

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