Stanford Study Puts Tel Aviv University at the Top of the Global Unicorn Pipeline
A new Stanford study ranks Tel Aviv University first globally for producing unicorn founders. TAU graduates are 260% more likely to launch billion-dollar.
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Pollution Chokes Sea Caves Used by Rare Mediterranean Monk Seals, Study Finds
An Israeli-Cypriot study reveals over 24,000 pieces of human pollution choking vital Mediterranean sea caves, posing a critical new threat to rare monk seals.
‘Textbooks Will Need Revising’: Israeli Scientists Redefine Jupiter’s Size and Shape
Israeli scientists at Weizmann Institute have fundamentally redefined Jupiter's size and shape, overturning 50-year-old data. New Juno mission findings impact.
Bacteria’s Secret Toolkit: Thousands of Proteins Could Revolutionize Medicine and Agriculture
Israeli scientists discovered bacteria's secret toolkit of thousands of proteins, capable of revolutionizing medicine and agriculture by targeting cells for.
Noninvasive Magnetic Brain Stimulation Offers New Hope for PTSD Patients
Israeli research brings new hope for PTSD patients. Noninvasive magnetic brain stimulation, led by Tel Aviv University, significantly reduces intrusive.
Prof. Reshef Tana Awarded Israel Prize in Chemistry
Prof. Reshef Tana awarded the 2026 Israel Prize in Chemistry for his vital contributions to materials research and nanomaterials, cementing Israel's global.
Rare Gray Shark Washes Up on Netanya Beach
Rare gray shark washes ashore on Netanya beach, first sighting in Israel since 2012. Experts confirm deep-sea species up to six meters long.
Israeli AI That Studies Cats Could One Day Help Decode Human Behavior
Israeli AI studying cat interactions reveals hidden social patterns, revolutionizing animal welfare. This Haifa University tech could one day help decode.
Israel Joins EU’s AgData – Agricultural Data – Initiative
Israel joins the EU's AgData initiative, funding researchers up to €500,000 for data-driven agriculture and food security projects, integrating AI.
Global Sea Urchin Die-Offs Threaten Coral Reefs, Study Warns
Global sea urchin die-offs threaten coral reefs, warns new study led by Tel Aviv University. In the Canary Islands, one species isn't producing offspring.
Tiny Peptide Offers Big Hope for People Living with Epilepsy
Israeli scientists' new peptide offers hope for epilepsy patients, targeting disease progression and protecting brain function for 50 million worldwide.
Israeli Scientists Create Biosensor That Lights Up When Wine Turns Sour
Israeli scientists developed a new biosensor at Hebrew University that glows to detect wine spoilage in real-time, offering winemakers crucial early warnings to.
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