The molecular alphabet is composed of combinations of two‮–‬ten atoms that are chemically connected‭. ‬These combinations‭, ‬called‭ ‬”letters‭,‬”‭ ‬are one example of millions of possible combinations‭. ‬In the laboratory‭, ‬we succeeded at isolating the molecular composition of each letter‭, ‬creating‭ ‬”parallel”‭ ‬variations for the Hebrew alphabet‭. ‬Each letter obeys a precise formula‭, ‬yet the new sign both resembles and differs from the familiar letter‭.

 

A digital generator developed in the laboratory creates 3D variations for the formula of every letter in the alphabet‭. ‬Since the‭ ‬number of combinations in every formula is essentially infinite‭, ‬they were circumscribed to a given area surrounding each letter‭.‬‬