BGU Discovery of Earliest Writings in the World
Researcher decodes a symbolic system used by metalworkers that could change the way we view history.
How Songbirds End Up in a Tiger Shark’s Stomach
BGU ornithologist suggests backyard birds are diving into the sea due to excessive heat waves.
BGU Uncovers How to Disable Natural Killer Cells
The insight, which could lead to new cancer treatments, has already been targeted for commercialization.
Krypton Reveals Ancient Water Beneath the Negev
University of Chicago researchers collaborate with BGU to determine how an aquifer refilled 400,000 years ago.
Babies Identify Figures Who “Deserve” Empathy
The study provides evidence of infants' capacity to empathize and the triggers behind their reactions.
Take a Walk With BGU Through a Negev Vineyard
BGU Prof. Aaron Fait’s expertise in desert viticulture could help a world in climate change.
NY Times Cites BGU’s Reef Project With Jordan
Twelve years later, Jordanians create an artificial reef in Aqaba by submerging old military equipment.
BGU Poet Honored as Visiting Artist in U.S.
Dr. Dory Manor will join nine other Israeli artists to teach at top U.S. universities from 2019 to 2020.
BGU Develops CSI Tool for Better Blood Analysis
The chip reduces the amount of blood sample needed from a crime scene for superior identification.
The Poetry of Lali Tsipi Michaeli
This podcast highlights the moving and eloquent work of a talented BGU lecturer and poet.