As Earth Day is marked on April 22, Israeli researchers are advancing a promising eco-friendly alternative to traditional chemical pesticides. Their work aims to reduce the environmental and health impact of conventional crop protection methods while addressing the growing challenge of plant diseases...
Israeli researchers have successfully advanced the flowering and ripening of the ‘Royal Dawn’ cherry variety by about a month, offering a significant economic and agricultural edge to Israeli cherry growers...
As Israel prepares to mark Memorial Day in the shadow of war, research released on Monday found that song lyrics serve as a powerful and specific tool for emotional coping, especially in times of collective trauma. The findings suggest that therapists can use song lyrics as tools in emotional regulation and grief processing...
A new study shows that bacteria use the rotation of their tail-like flagella as a signal to share antibiotic resistance genes—even in liquid environments. The discovery opens the door to new strategies for slowing the global spread of superbugs.
Hebrew University researchers developed a method to detect deadly tomato fungus early—by monitoring subtle changes in plant water use. This breakthrough could help farmers act before crops show visible signs, improving yields and sustainability.
A groundbreaking new article by Dr. Amit Segev, Dr. Nadav Wetzler, (from the Geological Survey of Israel) in collaboration with Prof. Gideon Rosenbaum and Prof.
Today, advanced sequencing technologies allow the measurement of gene expression at the single-cell level and, for the first time, researchers can investigate the gene expression profiles of different cell populations within a biological sa...
On Sunday, March 9, 2025, the Geological Survey of Israel hosted a research seminar on hydrogeology and water resources in honor of Yossi Yechieli.
A groundbreaking discovery in central Israel is reshaping science's understanding of early human history. For the first time, researchers...
New research reveals that early humans at the prehistoric site of Nesher Ramla in Israel's coastal plain did not hunt indiscriminately but...
