Nanotech Breakthrough Could Supercharge Cancer-Fighting T Cells
Israeli scientists have made a major breakthrough that could improve one of the most promising cancer treatments: CAR T-cell therapy. By ...
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An article recently published in the Teva HaDvarim magazine describes a visit of GSI researchers Prof. Ram Weinberger and Dr. Ran Issachar in the Afar Triangle in Ethiopia.
The visit was held following increased seismic activity related to subsurface volcanic activity.
Black Hole Blasts: Scientists Detect Cosmic Winds at 30% of the Speed of Light
A groundbreaking study by Israeli and Japanese scientists has uncovered powerful winds erupting from a distant black hole, moving at ...
New research reveals that the migration rate of drainage divides is not constant and depends on climate changes
The study was conducted by Dr. Elhanan Harel under the supervision of Prof. Liran Goren from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Prof. Eitan Shelef from the University of Pittsburgh (USA), and Dr.
Shared Values Can Rebuild Social Amid Democratic Decline, Says Study
In a period marked by deep political polarization and growing skepticism toward civil society, an Israeli study released on Thursday found ...
Ancient Names Reveal Cosmopolitan Character of Biblical Israel, New Study Finds
Personal names etched into clay and stone over 2,500 years ago are revealing more than just identities -- they are exposing the inner ...
Scientists Triple Survival Rates in Severe Blood Loss Breakthrough
A groundbreaking discovery could dramatically change the way severe blood loss is treated in emergencies, Israeli scientists announced on Monday. By activating a specific protein shortly after bleeding begins, the team not only tripled survival rates but also showed, for the first time, that it is possible to preserve vital organ function at the cellular energy level during hemorrhagic shock.
‘High-Quality, Balanced Facts Can Reduce Polarization,’ Study Finds
Overturning long-held assumptions about how people react to news and information that challenges their beliefs, a groundbreaking Israeli study suggests that factual knowledge can reduce polarization on divisive political issues
New Protein Modifications Could Combat Aging and Disease, Scientists Say
Offering new hope for treatments that could combat aging and disease, scientists have uncovered evolutionary insights into how certain protein modifications help mammals resist those problems, Israeli researchers announced on Sunday.
Tel Aviv University Annual Antisemitism Report 2024
The antisemitic wave is calming – yet levels remained significantly higher than before October 7.