Hebrew University researchers say their method relies on an existing process to extract genetic material using magnetic beads but uses a special buffer solution to accelerate and ameliorate binding.

| December 4, 2016 |  Three researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem will be awarded prizes in three of the five award categories of the prestigious EMET Prize, accounting for three of the eight total prizes awarded in 2016. The awarding of the prizes will take place this evening at the Jerusalem Theater with the participation […]

Israeli researchers from the country's leading universities are making game-changing breakthroughs in discovering the science behind the Parkinson's disease mystery that affects 500,000 new Americans each year.