Articles in "Weizmann Institute of Science"
Israeli Scientists Use AI-Designed Proteins to Strengthen Cancer-Fighting T Cells
Israeli scientists have used computer-designed changes to strengthen genetically engineered T cells, potentially improving the ...
From Right Answers to Better Reasoning: Israeli Study Challenges Classroom Thinking
Children as young as second grade can construct explanations that identify the mechanisms linking causes and effects in biological ...
Israeli Study Points to New Approach for Preventing Chronic Intestinal Inflammation
Israeli scientists have discovered a mechanism that may help explain why temporary inflammation in the gut can sometimes develop into ...
Israeli Discovery May Offer New Clues to Stress, Metabolic Disorders
A gene long known for shaping the brain before birth functions as a central regulator of stress and metabolism in adulthood, Israeli ...
First Human Trial Supports Israeli Immune Therapy for Alzheimer’s
An Israeli-developed biological therapy designed to restore the immune system’s ability to protect the brain has shown a favorable safety ...
Viagra Ingredient Reveals New Pathway for Fighting Cancer Spread
Israeli scientists have identified a previously unknown biological pathway through which Viagra's active ingredient, sildenafil, appears to ...
Engineered Plants Could Transform Production of Psychedelic Compounds, Israeli Study Finds
Long before psychedelics entered modern laboratories, humans extracted mind-altering compounds from plants, mushrooms, and even animals for ...
Israeli, U.S. Scientists Propose New Approach to Detect Possible Life on Other Worlds
Israeli and American researchers say they have developed a new way to detect possible signs of life beyond Earth by focusing not on ...
Cancer-Fighting Immune ‘Memory’ Discovery Could Transform Future Treatments
Israeli scientists have identified a previously unrecognized form of immune memory that may help the body target cancer cells and could ...
Study Points to New Treatment Strategy for Prostate Cancer
Israeli-led researchers have identified a previously underappreciated mechanism that may explain why many prostate cancers stop responding ...
