Smiling Just Might Age You
A BGU study reveals deadpan or surprised expressions could outrank smiles as an anti-aging trick.Jonathan Ferziger Awarded Robert St. John Chair
The Bloomberg reporter was honored for objective journalism on the Middle East.AABGU Honors the Memory of a Holocaust Survivor
Renowned BGU Shoah researcher is named the Aron Bernstein Chair in Jewish History.Michael Feige Chair Inaugurated
AABGU memorializes beloved BGU lecturer struck down by terrorists.Changing How We View Organ Donation
BGU research shows that focusing on organ recipients could increase people’s willingness to donate.Smiling Makes You Look Younger?
In this study, smiling faces were perceived as older than those with a deadpan or surprised expression.Picturing Cold Increases Cognitive Control
BGU research demonstrates that merely looking at photos of cold places increases cognitive control.Women Have the Advantage in the Face of Pressure
BGU researchers find that women choke less than men by studying thousands of Grand Slam tennis matches.Are Market Bubbles Caused by Traders’ Testosterone?
Research conducted at BGU shows that psychological momentum affects risk-taking among men but not among women.back to previous page