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Nano Bible donated to Smithsonian

Posted on November 8, 2015

Peretz Lavie, President of Israel’s Technion, has presented the world’s smallest Bible to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Technion scientists engraved the Nano Bible’s 1.2 million letters on a gold-plated silicon chip the size of a sugar grain. … Continue reading →

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The Bible is a jewel

Posted on August 20, 2019

I reported previously (see here) when scientists from Israel’s Technion Institute produced a Hebrew Bible the size of a sugar grain.  Now Hebrew University of Jerusalem scientists and Tanaor Jewelry have embedded a nano-sized Bible into a jewel that can … Continue reading →

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The smallest Bible in the world

Posted on April 19, 2015

To mark the Israel Museum’s 50th anniversary, the Shrine of the Book is displaying a gilt nano chip, the size of a sugar grain, on which the entire Bible is inscribed. The bible was produced at Israel’s Technion Institute. The … Continue reading →

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Now imagine it smaller

Posted on May 3, 2015

10 Israeli companies showcased at Imaginenano 2015 in Bilbau Spain, Europe’s largest nanotechnology conference. Two, Melodea and Valentis, are using cellulose nanocrystals to make a variety of groundbreaking products out of wood pulp sludge and other plant-derived waste. http://www.israel21c.org/headlines/imagine-it-and-now-imagine-it-smaller/ Meanwhile … Continue reading →

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