AI Course in Bio-Research
Israel's Ministry of Health offers a free AI course for bio-researchers, focusing on practical application of AI tools in biomedical research and the ERA4Health.
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Israeli AI Firm Evogene Teams Up with Google Cloud to Accelerate Drug and Ag Research
Israeli AI firm Evogene partners with Google Cloud to integrate advanced AI agents into its ChemPass platform, accelerating drug and agriculture research and.
Torn Between Compassion and Ecology: Israelis Grapple With Stray Cat Dilemma
While nearly a third of Israelis routinely feed stray cats, an overwhelming majority also support reducing their numbers, exposing a tension between emotional compassion and ecological concern, according to a study released on Wednesday.
New Protein Modifications Could Combat Aging and Disease, Scientists Say
Offering new hope for treatments that could combat aging and disease, scientists have uncovered evolutionary insights into how certain protein modifications help mammals resist those problems, Israeli researchers announced on Sunday.
Boycotting the Bible: Israeli Archaeologists Punished for Uncovering Biblical Sites
In the hills of Judea and Samaria, where biblical figures once walked, modern archaeologists face a dilemma that has nothing to do with the ancient past they seek to uncover. Israeli researchers find themselves effectively blacklisted by the international academic community, unable to publish findings from some of history’s most significant sites.
Songs for the Soul: Lyrics Help Navigate Collective Trauma, Researchers Say
As Israel prepares to mark Memorial Day in the shadow of war, research released on Monday found that song lyrics serve as a powerful and specific tool for emotional coping, especially in times of collective trauma. The findings suggest that therapists can use song lyrics as tools in emotional regulation and grief processing...
High-Tech Water Monitoring Reveals Hidden Signs of Deadly Tomato Fungus
Hebrew University researchers developed a method to detect deadly tomato fungus early—by monitoring subtle changes in plant water use. This breakthrough could help farmers act before crops show visible signs, improving yields and sustainability.