The Perils & Perks of Social Media in Shoah Education
BGU expert says using social media to remember the Shoah can’t be avoided, and can be thoughtful.
BGU Research Speeds-up Timeframe Needed to Screen Drugs
The new method means finding drugs for cancer and other diseases takes only days instead of years
Child Vaccination Cuts Flu-related Hospitalization by 54%
A new study is being used to encourage parents to fully vaccinate their children.
Did You Really “Like” That?
New research shows cyber attackers can change what you “like” on social media.
Beer-Sheva City Center Shifts to Innovation District
The area includes BGU, the hospital, IDF, and business, becoming the Rothschild Blvd. of Beer-Sheva.
BGU and Emory University Partner on Autism Research
International research collaboration could bring us one step closer to a cure for autism.
Is it Worth Getting Vaccinated Against Flu?
BGU scientist says flu shots, like vaccinations against childhood diseases, are a social act.
BGU Researchers Invent Sensor to Monitor Water Pollution
New invention will notify farmers of an increase in underground nitrate levels – preventing water pollution.
Dr. Ruth Promises “Good Sex for Life” for Donations
The renowned psychosexual therapist will be receiving an honorary doctoral degree from BGU in May. To commemorate the honor, she is establishing the Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer Endowed Scholarship for Psychology.
BGU Shines While Beer-Sheva Rises as Tech Hub
David Ben-Gurion’s dream for the Negev is being realized thanks to BGU and international tech companies.