Justice is Served, But More So After Lunch
Discover Magazine -- BGU researcher Dr. Shai Danziger finds that judges are more likely to grant prisoners parole right after a snack or lunch break.
Judges Less Likely to Grant Parole on Empty Stomach?
ABCNews -- BGU researchers find that a judges willingness to grant parole wanes with time after a lunch or snack break.
Robots on the Farm
DiscoveryNews -- Farms may soon be staffed by autonomous robots that do everything from harvesting to pest control. New research at BGU focuses on teaching robots to see and learn like humans do.
Robots on the Farm
DiscoveryNews -- Farms may soon be staffed by autonomous robots that do everything from harvesting to pest control. New research at BGU focuses on teaching robots to see and learn like humans do.
Robots on the Farm
DiscoveryNews -- BGU's Yael Edan of the robotics department says the technology is ready for autonomous robots to help out with harvesting.
BGU’s BMI Study in New England Journal of Medicine
Study finds that teens with a slightly elevated body mass index (BMI) are at risk for obesity.
Olives: For Food, Biodiesel, Ethanol and Medicine
BGU researchers investigate using waste products from the production of olives as biofuel.
Breaking Barriers Through Water Research
The Jerusalem Post -- BGU���s first Jordanian Ph.D. student discusses desalinization and a road to regional peace through science.
Adolescent Body Mass Index Can Predict Young Adulthood Diabetes ...
A New England Journal of Medicine Study following 37,000 teenagers for 17 years found that an elevated, yet normal range Body Mass Index (BMI) constitutes a substantial risk factor for obesity-related disorders in young adults (age 30-40). The research team included BGU Professors Iris Shai and Assaf Rudich as well as the Israel Defense Forces Medical Corps and Tel Hashomer Hospital.
Israel Growing on Ghanain Student
The Jerusalem Post -- Ph.D. student is looking to take what she learns at BGU to improve farming standards back home in Africa.