New Genetic Map Unlocks Clues to Autism and Rare Brain Disorder
Israeli-led scientists developed a new genetic map, identifying hundreds of genes crucial for early brain development. This research offers vital clues to.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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.
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.
Breakthrough ADHD Study Reveals Measurable, Changeable Brain Activity in Children
New ADHD study reveals measurable, changeable brain activity in children. Researchers identified a unique neural pattern, offering hope for non-pharmacological.
Breakthrough Technique Maps Toxic Protein Growth in Alzheimer’s Disease
Israeli researchers reveal a breakthrough technique that precisely maps toxic protein growth in Alzheimer's disease. This advance offers new paths for studying
Ultra-Sensitive ‘Electronic Nose’ Can Tell Nearly Identical Molecules Apart
Israeli scientists unveil groundbreaking 'Electronic Nose' able to differentiate nearly identical molecules, offering potential for medical diagnostics and food
Light’s Hidden Magnetic Power May Lead to Faster, More Precise Optical Devices, Study Finds
Israeli Study Reveals Light's Hidden Magnetic Power, Revolutionizing Optical Devices. Findings Impact Fiber Optics, Computing.
Torn Between Compassion and Ecology: Israelis Grapple With Stray Cat Dilemma
While nearly a third of Israelis routinely feed stray cats, an overwhelming majority also support reducing their numbers, exposing a tension between emotional compassion and ecological concern, according to a study released on Wednesday.
‘High-Quality, Balanced Facts Can Reduce Polarization,’ Study Finds
Overturning long-held assumptions about how people react to news and information that challenges their beliefs, a groundbreaking Israeli study suggests that factual knowledge can reduce polarization on divisive political issues