New 3D Imaging Method Tracks Plant Growth Without Expensive Sensors
Israeli researchers revolutionize plant growth monitoring with a low-cost 3D imaging method using standard video cameras. No expensive sensors needed.
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Discovery of Early Bronze Age Workshop Sheds Light on Canaanite Industry
Groundbreaking discovery of 5,500-year-old Early Bronze Age workshop in Kiryat Gat sheds light on Canaanite industry in southern Israel.
Bacterial Swirls Inspire New Ideas for Swarm Robotics and Active Matter, Israeli Scientists Say
Israeli scientists discover intricate collective behavior of bacterial species in Mexico, inspiring new ideas for swarm robotics and active matter.
New Chocolate-Based Flu Drug Surpasses Existing Therapies, Israeli Scientists Say
Israeli scientists unveil groundbreaking chocolate-based flu drug that outperforms Tamiflu in preclinical trials, offering a new way to target deadly strains.
Magnetic Fields May Hold Key to Slowing Alzheimer’s, Israeli Study Finds
Israeli study reveals magnetic fields may slow Alzheimer's by influencing protein assembly in the brain. Groundbreaking research offers new treatment possibilities.
Israeli Study Finds Insect Oil Could Boost Livestock Health, Cut Antibiotic Use
Israeli study finds oil from black soldier fly larvae may boost livestock health, reduce antibiotic use. Research shows anti-inflammatory effects of MBSFL oil.
Advancing green innovation: Science Committee tours organic farms in Hof HaCarmel region
Israeli Science Committee tours organic farms in Hof HaCarmel region, aiming to advance green innovation in organic agriculture.
Discovery of Early Bronze Age Workshop Sheds Light on Canaanite Industry
Groundbreaking discovery of 5,500-year-old Early Bronze Age workshop in Kiryat Gat sheds light on Canaanite industry in southern Israel.
Israeli Scientists Crack ‘Undruggable’ Cancer Protein, Paving Way for New Treatments
Israeli scientists at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem have cracked the 'undruggable' cancer protein, offering new hope for treating aggressive breast cancer and other hard-to-treat diseases.
‘I Saw a Yellow Color’: Volunteer Uncovers 2,000-Year-Old Galilee Treasure
Volunteer uncovers 2,000-year-old Galilee treasure in Susita National Park. Gold ring and earrings dating back to Roman period found in ongoing excavation.
Scientists Uncover Brain Circuit Behind Cocaine Relapse — and New Path for Treatment
Israeli scientists uncover brain circuit behind cocaine relapse, offering new treatment options. Study challenges assumptions, reveals anti-reward network amplifying emotional distress.
The Brain’s Attention Isn’t Continuous — It Flickers in Rhythmic Bursts, Scientists Find
Groundbreaking research from Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals that the brain's focus flickers approximately eight times every second, challenging the long-held belief of continuous attention.