American Associates Village Honored for Eco Design
The student village in Sede Boqer won an architecture award for its unique and desert-friendly design.
Agribots Are Pushing Farming Into the Future
BGU is utilizing robotics, AI, machine learning, and other technologies to combat farming challenges.
BGU Working to Share Testimonies of Mizrahi Jews
BGU partners with Jewish nonprofit JIMENA to help educate students on how to collect oral testimonies.
More Effective E-mail Malware Detection
BGU-developed software detects malicious e-mails more effectively than the top 60 top antivirus engines.
Smaller Plates Don’t Make You Eat Less
BGU study debunks Delboeuf illusion that you can trick yourself into eating less when you're hungry.
Thanks to Wildfires, Some Streams Are Flowing Better
BGU finds, in some cases, wildfires are responsible for up to 20 percent of a stream’s water flow.
BGU Lecturer Among Most Influential Women in Israel
Dr. Sarah Abu-Kaf has been selected by "Forbes Israel" as one of the 50 most influential women in Israel.
New Robot Crawls, Climbs and Sneaks Into Crannies
Dr. David Zarrouk is interviewed about his new search and rescue robot, RSTAR. The robot is able to move its legs and body separately to climb over obstacles and in between walls. Watch a video of RSTAR in action.
Don’t Just Dive Into Action: Stop to Think First
A new book uses BGU’s analysis of soccer penalty kicks to prove how to be successful and stay relevant.
Don’t Assume How Someone is Feeling, Just Ask
BGU study finds direct conversation is the best way to determine what someone is feeling or thinking.