New Gene-Editing Method Targets Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes
Israeli scientists from Hebrew University unveiled a new gene-editing method today, December 17, to easily identify disease-carrying mosquitoes, revolutionizing.
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160-Million-Year-Old Feathers Prompt Rethink of Flight’s Origins
Discover how 160-million-year-old feathers are forcing a rethink of flight's origins. Israeli scientists at Tel Aviv University reveal dinosaurs may have flown.
Israeli AI Platform Detects Major Heart Disease from a Single Ultrasound View
Israeli AI platform AISAP detects major heart disease from a single ultrasound view, achieving AUC up to 0.97 for heart failure and valvular disease.
Shulamit Michaeli 2026 Israel Prize Life Sciences Winner
Prof. Shulamit Michaeli is the 2026 Israel Prize laureate in Life Sciences for her pioneering RNA research in parasites, significantly advancing medical.
New ‘Unique’ Courses in Sustainable Energy to Be Offered in the Arava Region
Israel's Ministry of Energy launches unique academic courses in the Arava region, blending policy and technology to drive sustainable innovation in renewable.
New ‘Mechanical Sensor’ Technology Tracks Cancer Cell Behavior, Predicts Spread
Israeli scientists unveil groundbreaking "mechanical sensor" technology tracking cancer cell behavior to identify aggressive cells likely to spread.
Neural ‘On/Off Switch’ Discovery May Shed Light on Sex Differences in Social and Mental Health
Hebrew University scientists found a neural 'on/off' switch, highlighting profound sex differences in brain function. This Israeli discovery could transform.
Israeli Space Week to Be Celebrated Next Week
Israeli Space Week 2026 runs Jan 25-29 with dozens of events, including the Ilan Ramon International Space Conference featuring nine global astronauts.
Habitable Worlds May Be Far More Common Than Thought, Israeli Study Says
An Israeli study from Hebrew University suggests habitable worlds with liquid water are far more common than thought, even on tidally locked planets.
In First, Scientists Find Proof of Brain Activity Measurably Boosting Vaccine Response
Israeli scientists at Tel Aviv University prove brain activity measurably boosts vaccine response. A study of 85 volunteers published in Nature Medicine reveals.
Israeli Innovation Targets Severe Heart Condition: Trisol’s Valve Shows Promising U.S. Trial Outcomes
Israeli Trisol Medical's innovative tricuspid valve replacement system shows promising U.S. trial outcomes for severe heart conditions, improving patient.
New Study Points to Genetic ‘Achilles’ Heel’ in Cancer Cells
An Israeli study identifies a genetic 'Achilles' Heel' in cancer cells, where rapid growth damages DNA. This groundbreaking research from Hebrew University.
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