Smart Resilin is seeking to produce industrial amounts of resilin and put the resulting material to several different commercial uses

The former Hebrew University senior lecturer and associate professor won the Nobel Prize for his work on "natural experiments."

The new bee species was uncovered by conservation biologists studying a threatened sand ecosystem along Israel’s coastal plain.

The suicide risk detection tech is based on the automatic text analysis of social network content via machine learning and NLP algorithms.

The Dan Maydan Prize for Nanoscience Research was awarded to Professor Yi Cui for his outstanding contributions to nanoscale materials design.

A team of microbiologists, archeologists, and beer experts made a beer with ancient yeast dating back to the time of the Pharaohs.

The technology transfer company of Hebrew University wants to make its academic research more available to industry partners.

The company's third seed fund will focus on promising innovations emerging from Hebrew University’s elite nanotech research.

The British Columbia-based cannabis producer has signed an agreement with Australian-based MMJ PhytoTech Limited to acquire Israeli-based PhytoTech Therapeutics in cash and shares.

Hebrew University in Jerusalem hosts program that brings together students and top cybersecurity talents from Israel and Germany

Researchers can remotely detect unexploded landmines using molecularly engineered glowing bacteria.

  February 28, 2017 | The Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany in Israel, Dr. Clemens von Goetze, will confer Germany’s highest honor, the Order of Merit, on the President of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Menahem Ben-Sasson.  The Commander’s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany will recognize Prof. […]

| 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 […]

  | November 22, 2016 | An analysis of graduates’ employability published by Times Higher Education (THE) ranked graduates of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as the 67th most employable in the world, the highest among all Israeli institutions. The rankings, which reveal which universities recruiters at top companies think are the best at preparing students […]

This new technique could be instrumental in ending the shortage of organs for transplant.