• Sep252026

    Monumental Second Temple–Period Purification Complex (Mikve) Uncovered at the Foot of the Temple Mount in the Old City of Jerusalem

    Archaeologists have uncovered a monumental complex of ritual baths, most likely used by Jewish pilgrims visiting the Temple in Jerusalem,…

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  • Sep242026

    Your Body Regulates Blood Sugar Better Near Someone You Love

    New study identifies a new physiological principle in human physiology: “Social Physiology” – human bodies regulate glucose, temperature, and stress…

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  • Sep222026

    Political Turmoil and Emotional Insecurity May Intensify War Trauma

    Three years after October 7, a new study reveals that the psychological toll of war on combat soldiers is driven…

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  • Sep222026

    How Cocaine Hijacks a Brain Circuit to Drive Compulsive Behavior

    Researchers uncover a neural mechanism that normally supports flexible behavior, but is co-opted by cocaine to trigger rigid, repetitive patterns…

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  • Sep172026

    How Cracks Form: Slowly at first, and then all at once

    New study shows that catastrophic fractures begin not with an explosive crack, but with tiny two-dimensional patches that creep almost…

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  • Sep162026

    Dvash Group and the Hebrew University Partner to Launch Deep-Tech Venture Capital Fund Targeting $50 Million

    A new independent fund, managed by Dvash Group in strategic cooperation with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Yissum, will…

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  • Sep162026

    Disease-Causing E. coli Quickly Finds a New Way to Grip Human Cells—Revealing a Possible Target for Future Treatments

    A new study shows how a type of disease-causing E. coli can quickly adapt when it loses one of its…

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  • Sep162026

    Did Wildfires Help Spark the Invention of Pottery?

    A new study suggests that a period of intense fires and landscape upheaval in the ancient southern Levant may have…

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  • Sep152026

    Widespread Covid Death Underreporting Around the World Raises Broader Questions About the Reliability of Official Information

    New study finds that widespread underreporting of Covid-19 deaths cannot be explained simply by differences in countries’ ability to count…

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  • Sep152026

    Hidden Proteins in ‘Non-Coding’ RNA May Offer New Clues to Cancer Progression

    New study identifies hundreds of previously overlooked micropeptides linked to cancer progression. Hebrew University researchers have discovered that long non-coding…

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