Scientists Decode Century-Old Puzzle Behind Glass-Like Materials
Israeli and German scientists from Tel Aviv University and Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf reveal findings on the century-old "glass transition" mystery.
Pesach Benson
Light Pollution May Undermine Immune Function and Survival, Scientists Warn
Tel Aviv University researchers in Israel found artificial light at night disrupts immune function and raises mortality risk in mammals, a study shows.
Light Pollution May Undermine Immune Function and Survival, Scientists Warn
Tel Aviv University researchers in Israel found artificial light at night disrupts immune function and raises mortality risk in mammals, a study shows.
Israel To Accelerate Fortification Of Northern Communities
Israel's cabinet approved accelerating fortification of northern communities near the Lebanese border, forming a team to address security concerns after.
Murder-Suicide And Teen Stabbing Mark Deadly Morning In Northern Israel
A 43-year-old man and his 6-year-old son died in a murder-suicide in Moshav Aviel, while a 16-year-old was fatally stabbed in Hatzor HaGlilit, Northern Israel.
Scientists Decode Bacterial Mechanism Driving Drug Resistance
Scientists at The Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School in Jerusalem discovered bacteria destroy DNA to block gene transfer, impacting antibiotic.
Quantum Link to Molecular Bias May Advance Clean Tech, Pharma and Electonics
A Hebrew University study led by Prof. Yossi Paltiel links quantum electron spin to molecular bias, potentially advancing clean tech, pharmaceuticals.
Scientists Identify Hidden Mechanism That Could Transform Malaria Treatment
Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Jerusalem identified how the malaria parasite manipulates immune cells, a discovery that could.
Two Shot Dead As Israeli-Arab Homicide Toll Climbs to 93
Mu’atz Abu Laban and Muhammad Abdel Hadi were shot dead in Lod, central Israel, pushing the Israeli-Arab homicide toll to 93 amidst suspected criminal feuds.
Dead Sea Ravens Reveal Personality-Driven Survival Gap
Researchers led by Dr. Miguel Guinea and Prof. Ran Nathan at Hebrew University found ravens near Israel's Dead Sea demonstrate personality traits influencing.
Moral Priorities, Not Politics, Drove Israeli Divide Over Hostage Negotiations, Study Finds
A new Israeli study led by Prof. Ariel Knafo-Noam of Hebrew University reveals personal values, not politics, drive public opinion on hostage deals in Israel.
Civilian Life Out of Reach for Returning Israeli Reservists
Israeli reservists struggle to adapt to civilian life post-combat, a challenge highlighted by Ben-Gurion University research from Hosea Aharon and Netanel Yehud.