Cannabis May Help Relieve Autism Symptoms
BGU study shows that cannabis oil helps with seizures, tics, depression, restlessness, and rage attacks.
BGU and Rafael Defense Systems Sign Agreement
Rafael and BGU will collaborate on a variety of cyber security, smart mobility, robotics, and AI projects.
New Advice for Type 2 Diabetics: Drink Wine
A BGU study says that those with the disease might experience benefits if they drink wine in moderation.
BGU’s Etgar Keret Wins Prestigious Sapir Prize
Keret received Israel’s most prestigious literary award for his collection of short stories.
Artificial Intelligence Can Write Wikibooks
BGU researchers created an AI algorithm to compile articles into a Wikibook without any human involvement.
Israel Invests in Student Entrepreneurship
Israel's Council of Higher Education awards NIS 6 million to BGU to nurture student entrepreneurship.
New BGU System Produces High-Res Images at Low Cost
The ingenious satellite imaging system greatly improves images taken by telescopes and cameras in space.
BGU Probes How NBA Games Are Won and Lost
BGU shows that pro basketball teams that come from behind do not gain more overtime wins.
Losing Our Humanities: It’s a National Security Issue
New BGU president, a scientist, says the humanities helps us read, think, analyze, and argue about great ideas. At a time when facts are readily available on the internet, developing the skills of critical thinking is a must.
Introducing BGU’s New President
Originally from Pennsylvania, Prof. Daniel Chamovitz made aliyah in 1984. While at TAU, Chamovitz founded its Manna Center Program for Food Safety and Security and was awarded the prestigious Alon Fellowship.