BGU Opens Upgraded Autism Research Center
The facility aims to be the nation’s top source of information for scientists and clinicians. It will provide access to research for scholars, decision makers and others, and share the latest data and new methods of treatment.
Israel Dedicates Two Cyber Grants for BGU
Israel’s President Rivlin made the announcement during a recent tour of the University’s cyber labs.
BGU Finds a Way to Help Reverse Desertification
Desertification can be reversed by intervening at the desert border in the form of “vegetation fingers.”
BGU and Rafael Collaborate on Cyber Defense
They will develop cutting-edge cyber defenses for autonomous vehicles, as well as other technologies.
Home Births Three Times More Dangerous Than at Hospitals
BGU found that 15 out of every 1,000 babies born in non-hospital settings are at risk of death.
Desert Fairy Circles Caused by Rain
BGU researcher says the circles in two of the world’s deserts are caused by heavy rain and evaporation.
BGU Develops AI-Based Software to Track Progression of ALS
The platform analyzes demographic data and lab test results, and then uses machine learning and data mining algorithms to predict ALS progression. The technology will help personalize patient care and improve drug development.
AI May Be Able to Predict the Spread of Melanoma
BGU develops new method that identifies the cancer cells more likely to metastasize.
Birth After 50 With No Increased Complications
BGU shows that giving birth after 50 has the same risks, not more, as giving birth after 40. The research looked to see if women were prone to gestational diabetes, pregnancy hypertension, early births, and Cesarean sections.
Start of Puberty Is Related to Expected Adult Height
BGU says new findings could change the way developmental problems in adolescents are diagnosed.