Israeli Study Points to Better Ways of Monitoring Cosmic Radiation at Flight Altitudes
An Israeli study led by Dr. Roy Yaniv measured cosmic radiation over southern Israel, showing fluctuations with solar activity, crucial for aircrew exposure.
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Israeli Scientists Find ‘Cellular Switch’ That Could Shape Future Treatments
Scientists at Ben-Gurion University in Israel discovered a molecular switch dictating cell survival or self-destruction, potentially advancing treatments for.
Kibbutz Communities May Offer Clues to Longevity, Study Finds
A study led by Dr. Ronit Pinchas-Mizrachi of Jerusalem College of Technology found Israeli kibbutz residents exhibit greater longevity than urban dwellers.
Before the Break: Israeli Study Uncovers a Hidden Stage of Failure
Hebrew University researchers in Jerusalem found fractures begin with tiny damaged regions expanding slowly before becoming rapid cracks, aiding engineers in.
Israel Launches National Center to Advance Biomedical Research
Israel inaugurates the National Biotech Innovation Center (INBI) in Jerusalem, uniting 15 leading institutions to advance biomedical research and.
Israel Deploys World’s Longest Seismic Fiber-Optic Cable in Dead Sea
Israel has deployed the world's longest seismic fiber-optic cable, 55 km long, in the Dead Sea to improve earthquake warning systems.
New Antibody Delivery Method Shows Promise Against Parkinson’s Protein
Israeli and U.S. scientists from Tel Aviv, Technion, and Cornell developed a new antibody delivery method showing promise against Parkinson's protein in nerve.
Israeli Study Points to Purpose as a Path to Healthier Aging
An Israeli study by Ben-Gurion University and Safed Academic College reveals a sense of purpose significantly aids cognitive health in older adults.
Israeli Study Unlocks Secret to Helping Crops Survive Salty Soil
An Israeli study led by Dr. Doron Shkolnik at Hebrew University of Jerusalem found a calcium-regulated system helping plants tolerate salty soil, a major global.
Israeli-German Study Uncovers New Path to Understanding Cancer
Researchers from Hebrew University and German Cancer Research Center found a new way loss of p53 damages DNA, revealing how tumors develop.