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Hebrew University Identifies Genetic Mutation Associated with Autism, Offering Hope for Effective Therapeutics.

Amidst Decreasing Global Bee Populations, New Finding Provides Optimism for Bee Habitat Conservation.

Learn about exam updates, studying under COVID, student satisfaction, research grants and more. Option to read in English or Hebrew.

Bio Milk CEO says the company is developing a process that will allow the production of cultured human breast milk with all its natural nutritional complexities a process being developed by Dr Nurit Argov-Argaman of the Hebrew University’s Robert H. Smith Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment.

Initial clinical data from the Hebrew University shows promising results, supporting early evidence of fenofibrate ability to prevent lung damage in Covid-19 patients. Drug can reduce Covid-19 severity and mortality even as newly emerging vaccines reduce transmission

Islamic-era candle molds found near Tiberias. Findings could add to historians’ understanding of those who lived near the Sea of Galilee in the early Islamic period.

A leadership delegation from the King Hamad Global Center for Peaceful Coexistence in Bahrain visited the Hebrew University to promote cooperation in the field of coexistence and tolerance.

The Flegg Award and Lecture is aimed at promoting understanding, acceptance and cooperation between different segments in the contemporary Jewish world.

Antibodies from a single llama that were analyzed in a Jerusalem lab could be replicated and help “millions” of coronavirus patients, scientists say.

Antibodies from a single llama that were analyzed in a Jerusalem lab could be replicated and help “millions” of coronavirus patients, scientists say.