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.
Zuckerberg Institute Helps California Farm Reduce Water Use
Prof. Eilon Adar is providing expertise to the first U.S. farm to use drip irrigation for rice crops.
Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani Visits BGU
Now in charge of cyber security practice at law firm, he meets BGU's world-renowned cyber security experts.
A Better Source for Desalination Than Seawater
BGU research finds groundwater from coastal aquifers to be better for reverse osmosis.
The Itsy Bitsy Spider?
New research from BGU suggests people with a fear of spiders perceive them to be bigger than they are.
How Winning Leads to Cheating
New research suggests that winning a competition can predict future dishonest behavior.
Researchers Discover Malicious Computer Code
Until now, "botnets" were largely untraceable, allowing cyber criminals to spread viruses, spam and more.
BGU Inaugurates Center for Female Bedouin Students
This new special student center aims to address many of the unique issues Bedouin women face on campus.
Millions Raised for Cartilage Regeneration Technology
BGU alumnus' device is re-growing bone and tissue for sufferers of injury and osteoarthritis.
Brains Can Be Trained to Regulate Negativity
A simple computer task can change the brain's wiring to balance emotional reactions.