Hidden Galilee Complex Yields Coins from Last Jewish Revolt Under Rome
Rare hoard of 22 copper coins dating back over 1,600 years found in hidden Galilee complex, shedding light on Jewish history under Rome.
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Breakthrough AI Tool Could Help Test Memory in Alzheimer’s Patients and Infants
Israeli scientists develop groundbreaking AI tool to test memory in Alzheimer's patients and infants using eye-tracking technology.
Gulf of Eilat Corals Survive Record Heatwaves, Offering Global Hope
Gulf of Eilat corals defy record heatwaves, offering global hope. Study shows resilience unmatched worldwide. No mass bleaching amid rising ocean temperatures.
Breakthrough AI Tool Could Help Test Memory in Alzheimer’s Patients and Infants
Israeli scientists develop groundbreaking AI tool to test memory in Alzheimer's patients and infants using eye-tracking technology.
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.
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.
Breakthrough Gene Therapy Could One Day Cure Genetic Hearing Loss
Breakthrough gene therapy offers hope for genetic hearing loss. Israeli and U.S. scientists develop promising treatment to restore hearing and balance.
Israeli Autoinjector Delivers Lifesaving Treatment for Trauma Victims in Under Five Minutes
Israeli autoinjector delivers lifesaving treatment for trauma victims in under five minutes. New device reduces severe bleeding deaths in emergencies.
Systematic distortions in the IPC’s Gaza report of August 25
Critics slam IPC's Gaza report for serious flaws. Find out why the famine declaration is facing backlash. New problems emerge.
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