$15 Million to BGU for IDF Move to the Negev
The Israeli government funds will be used toward BGU's $250 million expansion to build a new campus.
We Need to Talk About Something New
Doug Seserman addresses why we should be talking about the Negev--the future of Israel--in this op-ed.
New Method Identifies How Drugs Attack Bad Cells
BGU research mapped out protein interactions to maximize the ability to fight diseases like cancer.
BGU and Chicago Universities Address Water Challenges
BGU, UChicago and Northwestern University exchanged and funded ideas to address water-related problems.
Artificial Sweeteners Are Terrible for Your Health
BGU finds that artificial sweeteners are toxic to the gut and can cause digestive problems.
BGU Launches World Space Week in Israel
BGU opened World Space Week in Israel this week with a series of events for spaceniks.
BGU’s Cyber Security Tips for the Smart Home
It's "Hacktober" for cyber security awareness and BGU experts offer ways to keep your home cyber safe.
Robots in the Operating Room
BGU is developing surgery-assisting robots and pill-sized devices that can be controlled with a remote.
The Creepy-Cute Robot That Picks Peppers With Its Face
The robot photographs the pepper, then determines if it is ready to harvest based on its color. Currently it takes the robot 24 seconds to complete the task, but BGU researchers hope to get it down to 15 seconds.
BGU Researchers Are Changing the Farming Culture
BGU is utilizing robotics, AI, machine learning, and other technologies to combat farming challenges.