Israeli Biotech Moves Closer to Worlds First Engineered Spinal Cord Implant
An Israeli biotech company has begun preparations for what could become the world’s first implantation of an engineered spinal cord in a ...
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An Israeli biotech company has begun preparations for what could become the world’s first implantation of an engineered spinal cord in a ...
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed programmable human cells using RNA trans-splicing for advanced disease detection and targeted therapy.
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed programmable human cells using RNA trans-splicing for advanced disease detection and targeted therapy.
The Coller Dolittle Challenge for Two-Way Interspecies Communication awarded its annual $100,000 prize to Israeli scientist Dr. Julie Elie, ...
Prof. Yehu Moran of Hebrew University's Life Sciences faculty has been elected to the European Molecular Biology Organization, a leading global research.
Researchers at Ben-Gurion University found a green, plant-rich diet may offset genetic risks for cardiovascular disease, specifically for the MTHFR gene.
Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science discovered immune memory B cells can target cancer, potentially transforming future cancer vaccines.
Israeli scientists at Weizmann and Hebrew University found gut stem cells actively detect and fight bacterial infections, offering new clues for treating bowel.
Prof. Assaf Zinger's team at Technion Israel developed drug-free MPsomes, slowing aggressive breast cancer tumors in preclinical models by altering the immune.
Israeli scientists at Hebrew University, led by Guy Dagan, found aerosols cause brief warming before cooling, potentially enhancing climate forecasting.
Scientists from Hebrew University warn climate models may misjudge forest carbon absorption, emphasizing plant water use and leaf cover over temperature.
Researchers at Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed an Israeli breakthrough, significantly reducing the cost of lab-grown steak by using less expensive.