Solar tech may be revered as the future, but its emission-free functionality overshadows solar panels’ improper disposal when they expire.

Tel Aviv, Technion, Hebrew U and BGU churn out high number of entrepreneurs behind VC-backed companies, in new report by PitchBook.

Early scientific research shows that an existing drug may lessen the dangers of the COVID-19 disease, downgrading it to the threat of a common cold.

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.

The genetic analysis used to perform a facial reconstruction of an ancient Denisovan girl by Israeli researchers is listed as one of four finalists in Science magazine.

Israeli AI peptide drug discovery startup Pepticom has secured $5 million in a Series A funding round from the Chartered Group investment firm. to secure $5 million in Series A funding from the Chartered Group investment firm. Founded in 2011 by a team of multidisciplinary PhD scientists and MBAs from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Pepticom […]

Scientists from the Hebrew University unveiled a 3D reconstruction and portraits of Denisovans, a mysterious, extinct group of archaic humans, based on patterns of chemical changes in their ancient DNA.

Scientists from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Hebrew University of Jerusalem conducted experiments showing babies have a 'pro-victim preference.'

An international expedition led by the Hebrew University discovered a 10 kilometers long salt cave.

The technology transfer company of the university will be operating in Chicago, Paraguay, and Shenzhen to enable the local adaptation of technologies.

The YU Innovation Lab will serve as a hub for Israeli startups and a launching pad for Israeli entrepreneurs in the city.

Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed a new platform for drug creation and delivery, which they will present at the 3D Printing and Beyond conference.

Israeli researchers find that prolonged prenatal exposure to the pain-relieving ingredient has its risks, but emphasize that the drug is considered safe during pregnancy.

Tel Aviv University was the only non-American institution in the top ranking, according to a new report by research firm Pitchbook.

A promising new drug developed by researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has shown a 50 percent success rate in lab mice.