BGU Scientist Makes Smart Devices From Mere Molecules
The possible applications are endless, ranging from clean energy to telecommunications to medicine.BGU Develops CSI Tool for Better Blood Analysis
The chip reduces the amount of blood sample needed from a crime scene for superior identification.Space Tech of the Future: Nano-Satellites (Video)
BGU's tiny satellites can do everything that a regular satellite can do, and more - at a fraction of the cost.BGU Develops Technology to See in the Dark
The infrared film can convert eye glasses into night goggles, and improve visibility on cameras and cars.Helping a Wider Audience Enjoy Broadway Shows
The GalaPro app transcribes performances for the hearing-impaired in real-time.BGU Researchers Crack the Code of Invisibility
They figured out how to manipulate light to render an object, such as an optical chip, invisible.Israel Excels in Space and Satellite Technology
BGU plays a key role by designing microsatellites and conducting environmental research from space.BGU Works With Ram Group to Detect Cancer Earlier
Their sensor will detect antibodies from emerging diseases at amounts previously undetectable.BGU to Collaborate With Universities in Arizona and Mexico
The three universities will cooperate on high-tech research, innovation and entrepreneurship.back to previous page