National Challenge Launched for New Critical Mineral Tech
Israel's Innovation Authority and Ministry of Energy launched a national challenge for critical mineral technologies, with a 1 million Shekel prize for.
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Prof. Nava Ratzon Appointed of the National Council for Civilian Research and Development
Prof. Nava Ratzon has been appointed Chair of Israel's National Council for Civilian Research and Development for a four-year term.
Rare Byzantine Find Near Sea of Galilee Could Reveal Lost Baptism Ritual Stage
A unique Byzantine marble artifact found near the Sea of Galilee at Hippos, described by Dr. Michael Eisenberg, reveals a lost three-stage baptism ritual.
Nanotech Breakthrough Could Enable Brain-Like, Ultra-Efficient Electronics
Israeli and Japanese scientists, including Tel Aviv University researchers, created a groundbreaking, ultra-low-power graphene switch, potentially enabling.
Yad Vashem Chief Meets Pope, Urges Cooperation on Holocaust Research
Yad Vashem chairman Danny Dayan met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, seeking access to archives for Holocaust research and discussing efforts to counter.
Ran Livne Appointed Director of the Israel Space Agency
Ran Livne, a respected figure in Israel's space industry, has been appointed Director of the Israel Space Agency following government approval.
Israeli Company Joins U.S. Trial on Ulcerative Colitis Treatment
Israeli firm Evinature's CurQD will be part of a U.S. DoD trial for ulcerative colitis, involving Mount Sinai and University of Chicago.
Israeli Study Links Brain Energy Use to Obesity and Addiction
A new Israeli study from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, led by Matan Cohen and Shir Atzil, links brain energy management to obesity and addiction.
Probiotics Could Become a New Tool to Strengthen Immunity in HIV Patients
Research by Profs. Eran and Hila Elinav in Israel and Ethiopia shows gut bacteria can help HIV patients repair immune damage, offering new treatment hope.
Scientific Study Unlocks Brain Chemistry, May Revolutionize Mental Health
Israeli and U.S. scientists (Profs. Goldberg, Plotkin) found brain cells over-activate serotonin, explaining OCD and depression.