BGU Develops Powerful New Solar Cell
BGU's National Solar Research Center has developed a radically new design for a concentrator solar cell.
Don’t Worry, Get Pregnant
A BGU study finds that women who take part in relaxation therapy while undergoing in-vitro fertilization are more likely to get pregnant.
BGU Is Only Foreign Team in DARPA Robotics Challenge
BGU is competing in the prestigious U.S. Defense Advanced Research Project Agency Robotics Challenge.
The Social Network of Plants
BGU's Prof. Ariel Novoplansky gives a talk at TEDxJaffa about how plants communicate and learn from one another.
Healthy Diets Are Good for You, Even If You Gain
A BGU study finds that if you stick to a Mediterranean or low-carb diet, you'll be healthier long-term.
Suddenly, A Knock on the Door
Read a short story by Israeli writing sensation and BGU lecturer, Etgar Keret.
New School Year Begins at BGU
Sunday, October 22 marked the first day of the 2012-2013 at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Welcome back students, faculty members and University staff!
BGU Building Represents Israel at World Habitat Day
BGU's Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research is featured in a photography exhibition celebrating sustainable building and green design.
Fearful Flyers Willing to Pay More to Feel Safe
The Jerusalem Post -- BGU researchers find that fear of flying affects airline passengers' decisions in significant ways when booking flights.
Fearful Flyers Willing to Pay More, Fly Certain Airlines and ...
Fearful flyers seek flight attributes that may be primarily reassuring, such as schedule, aircraft size and carrier origin, but have little effect on the low, actual risk according to a BGU study published in the Journal of Travel Research.