Into the Danger Zone
A team of BGU scientists is taking part in a U.S. challenge to develop search and rescue robots.
Helmsley Foundation Grant for New Robotics Center
The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust Fund has donated a $6.2 million grant for robotics.
Students Shine Their Light for Eight Days
BGU students put their fears aside to help others during Operation Pillar of Defense.
Jews and Words
Israeli novelist Amos Oz and his historian daughter, Fania Oz-Salzberger, collaborate on a new book.
BGU Develops Sustainable Biotechnology to Advance Aquaculture ...
BGU has developed an advanced gene-silencing biotechnology for aquaculture that changes the sex of prawns and yields faster growing all male populations, resulting in greater output and farmer income.
Comet Could Trigger an Electromagnetic Armaggedon
Forbes -- BGU Prof. David Eichler's research sheds light on the damage a sun-grazing comet could do to the world's electronics.
BGU Awarded Grant to Develop Ultra Thin Night Vision Glasses
A team led by BGU received a $6.5 million grant to develop ultra thin night vision glasses.
Faculty Profile: Bracha Shapira
Prof. Bracha Shapira, head of BGU’s Department of Information Systems Engineering, specializes in cyber security technologies that prevent data leakage and other online homeland security threats.
Israel’s First Cyber Security Incubator Established at BGU
BGU and its technology transfer company, BGN Technologies, are expected to begin operations on Israel's first ever cyber security incubator in Beer-Sheva in 2013. The incubator program will be established in partnership with Israeli venture capital firm Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP).
BGU Study Abroad Students Undeterred by Missiles
American students in BGU's Overseas Student Program find a deeper appreciation for the realities of life.