Articles in "Research and Science"
Machine Learning Offers New Way to Predict Plant Water Use, Israeli Study Finds
A new Israeli study suggests that machine-learning models may soon give growers a far more precise way to predict how much water their ...
Advanced Fusion Control Breakthrough Brings Clean, Reliable Energy Closer to Reality
Israeli startup nT-Tao and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev announced a breakthrough in controlling power delivery for fusion reactors, a ...
160-Million-Year-Old Feathers Prompt Rethink of Flight’s Origins
A rare set of 160-million-year-old dinosaur fossils is reshaping scientists’ understanding of how flight evolved among dinosaurs and ...
Breakthrough ADHD Study Reveals Measurable, Changeable Brain Activity in Children
A new study has identified a specific, measurable pattern of brain activity in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder that ...
Breakthrough Technique Maps Toxic Protein Growth in Alzheimer’s Disease
Israeli and Dutch researchers have unveiled a new technique that allows scientists to precisely measure toxic protein clumps associated ...
One Smartphone Image Could Soon Detect Jaundice in Seconds, Scientists Say
A new clinical study in Israel is exploring whether newborn jaundice can be accurately monitored using nothing more than a simple ...
Israeli Scientists Make Carbon Capture Faster and Practical
Scientists in Israel have found a way to speed up a natural process that normally takes thousands of years, turning it into a matter of ...
Learning Doesn’t Have to Slow Down With Age, Research Shows
Learning doesn’t have to slow down with age. In fact, new Israeli-U.S. research shows that older adults can thrive when taught the way ...
From Fog to Focus: Digital Group Therapy Helps Cancer Survivors Navigate Daily Life
For many adults recovering from cancer, finishing treatment does not mean the end of challenges. Subtle but disruptive changes in memory, ...
Rethinking Navigation App Walking Options Could Boost Commuter Health, Scientists Say
Navigation apps may be quietly discouraging commuters from walking, but a new proof-of-concept study suggests that changing those built-in ...
