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  • Nakba Day

    University staffers undergo training in sensitivity to Arab students

    The goal is to make the growing number of Arab citizens studying at Israeli universities feel more comfortable by making the staff more understanding of where they are coming from.

  • Egyptian academic under fire for lecture at Israeli university

    Ibrahim’s visit was a major setback to opponents in the Arab world of normalization with Israel.

  • INSS war games give students from abroad in-depth look at security

    A new summer study abroad program by INSS gives students an in-depth look into Israel's most pressing security concerns.

  • Technicians help develop a stem cell treatment for nerve-degenerative disease ALS in the laboratory.

    Breakthrough offers hope for treatment of Lou Gehrig’s disease

    ALS is a neurodegenerative disease that destroys nerve cells and causes permanent disability and death.

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Lab

    New Worlds: Hydrogen output of algae boosted with genetic modification

    "There may be other ways to produce hydrogen, but this is the greenest and the only agricultural one.”

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Baking soda and a glass of water

    Drinking baking soda could be safe way to combat autoimmune disease

    “There is something to baking soda."

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Tel Aviv University

    Study: Antidepressants may prevent rehospitalization of bipolar patients

    Within one year following discharge, 81.7% of the patients who were treated with antidepressants and mood stabilizers avoided rehospitalization.

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Tel Aviv University campus

    TAU-Stanford-Berkeley initiative tackles medicine and digital living

    The initiative is funded by the San Francisco-based Koret Foundation.

    By LIDAR GRAVÉ-LAZI

  • Climate change

    Study: Global warming to nearly double length of Israeli summer by 2100

    "Pending no significant changes in current human behavior...the combination of a shorter rainy season and a longer dry season may cause a major water problem in Israel and neighboring countries."

    By TAMAR BEN-OZER

  • A scientist looks through a microscope

    New Worlds: From the omelette to the egg

    The latest in scientific and medical innovation.

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Israeli, U.S. scientists shine light on ‘dark matter’ of the universe

    A team of astronomers stumbled upon “dark matter” – the most mysterious building block of outer space.

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Sinai

    New Worlds: Making larvae count in coral reef ecosystem

    Israeli researchers conduct genetic “barcoding” of nearly all the fish species in the gulf between Eilat and Aqaba.

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Cribs for newborn babies are seen through an window at a nursery in a hospital in Jerusalem, Septemb

    TAU scientists find molecular biomarkers of pregnancy-related complication

    Identifying the condition promptly can be followed by treatment that saves lives.

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

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