The Future of Wine: Very, Very Dry
The New York Times visited the Negev to learn about dryland agriculture from Profs. Aaron Fait and Naftali Lazarovitch, who are sharing their expertise with European wine growers facing dryer climate conditions.
Brain Damage Can Occur With Mild Head Trauma
BGU developed test detects brain damage without symptoms, a huge help for monitoring athletes and the aging.
First Ethiopian Female IDF Doctor Speaks Out
A graduate of BGU's medical school, Dr. Malad-Matzri uses social media to fight against racism in Israel.
BGU Student Recruits Rabbis to Protect Environment
Thirty rabbis called on Israelis to reduce single-use plastic to improve health and the environment.
BGU’S New AI Platform Monitors ALS Symptoms
Having a dependable personalized prediction platform could improve patient care and drug development.
Pesticides Cause Mysterious Brain Disease in Diplomats in Cuba
BGU Prof. Alon Friedman’s research attributes "Havana Syndrome" to over-fumigation.
Microsoft Advances Ben-Gurion Archives With AI
The collaboration with BGU will create a digital ecosystem for Israel studies that can be shared fast.
3D-Printed Coral Could Possibly Replace the Real Thing
Some color-discerning fish even preferred the plastic version when a particular color caught their eye.
BGU Partners With Israel’s Ministry of Defense
In development will be fiber optics communication at the speed of light as well as high-powered lasers.
Memory Breakthrough Could Help Dementia Patients
Surprised researchers discover single-celled organisms can "remember" where food sources are located.