Advice from Israel’s first female university president, Prof. Rivka Carmi
Research by Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science finds that in making friends, people often ‘click’ with those who smell similar, before establishing other common interests
Researchers from Bar-Ilan University in Israel have found that feeling young can increase the chances of successful rehabilitation from medical conditions, even in old age. Their study was recently published in the journal Gerontology.
Scientists from Tel Aviv University use CRISPR to modify body’s disease-fighting type B white blood cells, in what may become a treatment for the illness
A team of Israeli scientists say they have uncovered traces of fire dating back at least 800,000 years.
This new creation will hopefully prove useful for children born with microtia, a condition that results in underdeveloped, small or malformed ears at birth.
The first insect radar of its kind in Israel offers a chance to gauge the number of insects in Israel’s skies, something that could not previously be calculated.
How does our brain process and store movement? Technion scientists find the answer, with implications for multiple diseases as well as machine learning
Study at Bar-Ilan University found that different species of bacteria can self-sustain in the same environment, depending on the strength of their interactions.
Mosquitoes are responsible for roughly 2.7 million deaths each year, according to the United Nations
Environment Programme (UNEP). More than being a nuisance, the trillions of mosquitoes on Earth can transmit deadly diseases throughout the global population.
Israeli scientists led by a research group at Ben-Gurion University have developed an innovative platform to
create sperm in a laboratory through a microfluidic system, which contains hundreds of microchannels for fluids to pass through.
Covering over 10,000 species, study involving Israeli researchers is the most comprehensive of its kind to date; half of all turtles and crocodiles in danger of dying out
Tel Aviv University study suggests existing experimental drug may lead to effective treatments for some cases of autism, schizophrenia and neurodegenerative diseases
It may not be love at first sight, but it can be pretty close, according to research published in the journal Scientific Reports.