Turtle Brain Offers Clues to Evolution of Visual Processing and Human Disorders
A Tel Aviv University study on the turtle brain reveals sophisticated visual processing evolved 320 million years ago, offering insights into human brain.
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The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) Publishes the First Global Assessment on Business and Biodiversity
Israel's rep contributes to IPBES' first global assessment on business and biodiversity, emphasizing the critical link between economic stability and nature.
The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) Publishes the First Global Assessment on Business and Biodiversity
Israel's rep contributes to IPBES' first global assessment on business and biodiversity, emphasizing the critical link between economic stability and nature.
Environment Ministry: Dov Field housing guidelines
Israel's Environment Ministry issues professional guidelines for Dov Field developers on February 15, addressing PFAS soil contamination to ensure public health.
Canine Obesity Linked to Blindness Potential Risk, Scientists Warn
Israeli scientists warn canine obesity significantly raises eye pressure, increasing glaucoma and potential blindness risk. A Hebrew University study found.
Breakthrough Implant Offers Hope for Millions with Diabetes
Israeli scientists at Technion unveil a breakthrough biological implant that could eliminate daily insulin injections for 9.2 million Type 1 diabetics globally.
Rat Whiskers Could Inspire Next-Generation Robots and Prosthetics
Israeli and Japanese research reveals how rat whiskers use 50 specialized touch neurons to detect objects. This discovery could inspire next-generation robots.
Simple Mindset Shift Reduces Teacher Burnout During Wartime, Scientists Say
New Israeli research reveals a simple mindset shift significantly reduces teacher burnout during wartime. A Hebrew University study surveyed 329 teachers across.
Disposable vs. Refillable E-Cigarettes: What Users’ Choices Reveal About Health Risks
New Israeli research from Hebrew University shows disposable vs. refillable e-cigarette users have distinct habits, influencing health risks and global public.
Gender Gaps in Research Funding Stem from Fewer Women Applying, Study Finds
Israeli study reveals gender gaps in research funding are driven by fewer women applying for grants, not bias in reviews. This University of Haifa finding.
Not All Weight Loss Is Equal: Resistance Training Beats Diet or Cardio Alone, Scientists Say
An Israeli study from Tel Aviv University reveals resistance training is superior for weight loss, preserving muscle while cutting fat better than diet or.
Repeated Diets Can Improve Metabolic Health Even After Weight Regain, Study Finds
Israeli researchers at Ben-Gurion University show repeated dieting efforts deliver lasting metabolic health benefits, reducing abdominal fat even after weight.