Fixed Impressions May Ease Social Anxiety, Say Researchers
An Israeli Bar-Ilan University study finds fixed impressions may ease social anxiety, challenging old beliefs. Researchers say it reduces stress and improves.
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An Israeli Bar-Ilan University study finds fixed impressions may ease social anxiety, challenging old beliefs. Researchers say it reduces stress and improves.
Israeli-led scientists developed a new genetic map, identifying hundreds of genes crucial for early brain development. This research offers vital clues to.
An Israeli study found structured emotional support for educators improves daycare environments, strengthening child relationships and preventing violence.
Breakthrough Israeli study reveals a weak spot in the malaria parasite's life cycle. Scientists found a 'Crown' stage, offering new drug targets for 250 million.
Israeli scientists at Ben-Gurion University found hair hormone levels, specifically oxytocin, predict the mother-child emotional bond. This 28-pair study offers.
Israeli AI startup Caura.ai unveils PeerRank, a new framework where AI models autonomously rank each other, outperforming self-assessment and identifying.
Israel's new 'Space City' opens in Mitzpe Ramon with a 100M Shekel investment, featuring Mars simulation labs and an NVIDIA innovation center.
Israel plants 32,000 bee-friendly trees to combat drought and boost nectar sources, supporting honeybees and the NIS 3.5 billion agricultural economy.
An Israeli study reveals skin as an active, immune-linked organ, with a single gene coordinating physical and immune defenses. This research offers new insights.
Israel hosts the first international EducAItion conference on AI in education in Jerusalem Feb 3-4, 2026, with 30 delegations and 500 senior figures.
An Israeli study from Jerusalem finds financial vouchers tied to blood sugar targets significantly improve diabetes outcomes, comparable to adding new drugs for.
A new Israeli study from Weizmann Institute reveals genetic factors account for 50% of human lifespan variation, double earlier estimates, offering a path to.