The Downsides of Self-Criticism
A BGU scientist says that a critical eye can have advantages, but too much self-criticism can lead to devastating consequences.
Researchers at Ben-Gurion University Develop One-Minute Coronavirus Test
“We will compare samples from COVID-19 patients with samples from patients with other diseases to see if we can identify the different stages of infection,” said Professor Gabby Sarusi.
Israeli Researchers Make Breakthrough in the Fight Against Lupus
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that can attack various parts of the body.
BGU New Drug May Repair Heart Damage
Who says you can't fix a broken heart?
Israeli Conference on Contending with Desertification Attended by UAE, Iran
Nearly 2,000 people are participating in Ben-Gurion University’s 2020 Drylands, Deserts & Desertification Conference (DDD) which began on Monday.
BGU Re-Engineers Cancer Drug to Treat ALS
If Dr. Lichtenstein’s research pans out, patients with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s might also benefit.
Israeli Scientists Test Goldfish’s Ability to ‘Drive a Car’
A goldfish has successfully driven a robotic car in new research conducted at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Can AI Understand Medical Complexity? Israeli Researchers Question Its Ability
AI models need better training to handle the complexity of medical coding.
Israeli Researchers’ Quantum Leap with Revolutionary Technology
An experiment at BGU observed a very fundamental and unique effect of quantum mechanics in single isolated atoms, called the geometric phase.
Israeli Cyber Researchers Develop Method to Pinpoint Malicious Drone Operators
“Our system can now identify patterns in the drone’s route when the drone is in motion, and use it to locate the drone operator,” Mashhadi says.
National Autism Research Center opens at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
It will provide access to research for scholars seeking new treatment methods, create shared national databases and distribute information to decision-makers, health-care professionals and the general public.
Targeted Stem Cells Might Hold the Key to Eradicating Leukemia
A cure for leukemia may lie in an innovative and targeted form of stem cell treatment currently being developed in Israel.
Israel to Launch Research Satellite, Will Track Climate Change
The satellite will help a farmer see the spatial and temporal changes of crops in the entire field, and on an intra-field scale of small plots as well.