Author archive for Arianna Steigman

  • Aug062026

    Brain Signals Help Protect Fertility from Heat Damage, Study Reveals

    Researchers uncover an unexpected brain-to-germline communication pathway that safeguards reproductive cells during heat stress, demonstrating how environmental perception shapes fertility.…

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  • Aug062026

    When We Misread Autistic People, It May Not Be a Lack of Empathy—It May Be a Mismatch

    A new study reveals important nuances in how autistic and non-autistic people understand one another. Guided by the Double Empathy…

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  • Aug042026

    Some Cells Grow Old Faster Than Others: New Study Reveals Aging Happens One Cell at a Time

    New research reveals that cells of the same chronological age can follow dramatically different biological aging paths, offering new insights…

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  • Aug032026

    Two Hebrew University PhD Candidates Receive International Recognition at NUTRITION 2026

    Two PhD candidates from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have received international recognition at NUTRITION 2026, the annual meeting of…

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  • Jul302026

    Accessing Public Housing and Defending the Environment: The Clinical Legal Education Centre at the Hebrew University in Action

    We are proud to share with our British Friends the important work made possible thanks, in part, to your generosity.…

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  • Jul302026

    Plants Know When to Grow – And When to Hold Back

    Researchers have uncovered a surprising mechanism that allows plants to carefully coordinate the formation and growth of new leaf parts.…

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  • Jul302026

    What October 7 Taught Hospitals About Preparing for Modern Warfare

    A new study of an Israeli hospital’s response to the October 7 attacks shows that while years of disaster training…

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  • Jul292026

    From Plants to Bones: Researchers Develop Sustainable Material That Could Help the Body Rebuild Itself

    A new study reveals that lignin – a natural plant polymer – can be transformed into a bioactive material that…

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  • Jul292026

    The Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical Center to take part in €15 Million International Trial Exploring Phage Therapy for Drug-Resistant Urinary Tract Infections

    European-funded consortium brings together researchers from 13 countries to evaluate bacteriophage therapy as a potential alternative to antibiotics for recurrent…

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  • Jul292026

    International Partnership Yields Climate-Resilient Wheat for a Hotter, Drier Middle East

    As climate change threatens food production across the Middle East, Israeli and Palestinian scientists have spent the past five years…

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