Announcing the Dawn of a New Movement
At its core, the nonpartisan movement aims to strengthen ties between the American Diaspora and Israel. Americans for Ben-Gurion University opens its arms to those who believe the world is simply better off with Israel in it.
Fertility Treatments Pose Risk of Pediatric Cancers
BGU researchers analyzed 242,187 infants between 1991 and 2013 and found higher rates of cancer in IVF births.
New Membranes Remove Viruses From Drinking Water
The new BGU-developed filtration method requires little energy and no harmful chemicals, unlike others.
Picturing Cold Increases Cognitive Control
BGU research demonstrates that merely looking at photos of cold places increases cognitive control.
Protecting Driver Privacy in the Connected Age
BGU research has shown a driver's private information can be compromised when stored by insurance companies.
Scanners Can Be Hijacked to Perpetrate Cyberattacks
New BGU research shows a company's network can be infiltrated through an office scanner by manipulating light.
Hackers Can See What YouTube Videos You Watch
Despite YouTube’s attempts to safeguard user anonymity, a BGU researcher discovered a flaw in their methods.
Total Protection for Online Pictures and Videos
Cyberattacks on pictures and videos pose a great threat, but one BGU researcher is changing that.
FINDing a More Accurate Needle
BGU is commercializing the FIND robotic needle, which uses ultrasound and robotics for guided vascular access.
Are Market Bubbles Caused by Traders’ Testosterone?
Research conducted at BGU shows that psychological momentum affects risk-taking among men but not among women.