Hebrew University

Friend or foe? How the unconscious mind picks out faces in a crowd

Protein to attack cancer cells developed by MIT, Hebrew U.

A joint project between the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found a protein circuit that can target cancerous cells and leave healthy ones alone.

Chemicals detected with nanoscale chip using bacterial cells

The Jerusalem-based team looked for ways to integrate all system components, including light sources and detectors, on-chip at the nanoscale.

Hebrew University to host first-ever conference on 3D printing

Adding a dimension ... or two

Hebrew University Faculty of Medicine gets Ben-Yehuda as first woman dean

“Our faculty is unique," Ben-Yehuda said, "Only with the cooperation of all sectors can we train the next generation."

World’s first 3-D book printed in zero gravity

The innovative work pays tribute to Einstein.

Reducing endocannabinoid system activity could protect kidneys

Obesity can cause structural and functional changes in the kidneys, which may help explain why individuals with obesity face much higher risk of chronic kidney disease and kidney failure.

New technique improves properties of superconductors

Israeli scientists at the Weizmann Institute and Hebrew University have made new discoveries.

Israeli study says Zika virus alerts spread too much confusion

Hebrew University study says information on the epidemic was at too high a reading level.

Lightricks proves the Start-Up Nation is not just about Tel Aviv

Lightricks' success is proving that the Start-Up Nation is more than the shiny high-rises of Tel Aviv hi-tech.