Tracking Wild Animals Could Predict Disease Outbreaks, Scientists Say
Israeli-led scientists propose using wild animals as early-warning systems for disease outbreaks, tracking movement to detect pathogens before they spread.
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Accidental Discovery Could Revolutionize Computing, Cameras, and Sensors
Groundbreaking "photonic origami" technique developed in Israel could revolutionize computing, cameras, and sensors with ultra-smooth 3D glass structures on a
Science and Technology Committee discusses crisis in American academia. MK Hujeirat, chair: Rare opportunity to strengthen scientific excellence in Israel
Science and Technology Committee discusses crisis in American academia, highlighting a rare opportunity to strengthen scientific excellence in Israel.
Two Blood Proteins Identified as Markers of Accelerated Brain Aging
New research reveals two blood proteins as markers of accelerated brain aging. Study by Ben-Gurion University shows diet's impact on brain health.
Accidental Discovery Could Revolutionize Computing, Cameras, and Sensors
Groundbreaking "photonic origami" technique developed in Israel could revolutionize computing, cameras, and sensors with ultra-smooth 3D glass structures on a
New Digital Archive Gives Global Access to Israel’s Archaeological Treasures
Israel Antiquities Authority launches Israel National Archaeological Database, providing global access to four million records, including artifacts, images, and
Congratulations to the GSI’s researchers who have been awarded research grants
Israeli researchers awarded prestigious grants for groundbreaking earthquake and phosphogenesis studies. Learn more.
Online Hate Can Be as Traumatic as War, Psychologists Warn
Israeli psychologists warn that exposure to online hate can be as traumatic as war. New study reveals lasting psychological scars from digital abuse.
Scientists Discover Potential Way to Combat Deadly Weight Loss in Cancer Patients
Israeli-American study uncovers key mechanism behind deadly weight loss in cancer patients, offering hope to millions. Scientists identify disruption in
National Security Committee holds another debate on murders and illegal weapons in the Arab sector. MK Foghel, chair: “I suggest we put politics aside, because this concerns the lives of citizens of the State of Israel”
National Security Committee debates murders and illegal weapons in the Arab sector. MK Foghel emphasizes citizen safety in Israel.
Gaza War Genocide Claims Lack Evidence, Undermine International Law, Study Finds
Israeli study challenges claims of Gaza war genocide, citing lack of evidence and flawed data. Findings undermine international law.
Rights of the Child Committee Chair MK Shitrit: “Israel’s pupils returned to the school benches without any ability to process the experience of the war”
Israel's pupils return to school without ability to process war experience, says Rights of the Child Committee Chair MK Shitrit. Calls for immediate plan for