Articles in "Hebrew University of Jerusalem"
New Genetic Map Unlocks Clues to Autism and Rare Brain Disorder
An international team of scientists has identified hundreds of genes that are essential for early brain development, uncovering new ...
Research Offers Roadmap for More Effective Antibiotic Treatments
A new Israeli study is challenging one of the most entrenched assumptions in microbiology: that bacteria survive antibiotics primarily by ...
Scientists Find Hidden Placental Changes Linked to Gestational Diabetes
Doctors have long known that gestational diabetes increases the risk of complications for both mothers and babies, but exactly how it harms ...
Embryo–Uterus ‘Dialogue’ Could Transform Fertility Treatment, Study Finds
New research shows that embryos and the uterus actively “talk” to each other in the earliest days of pregnancy. The findings, by a team ...
Israeli Scientists Discover Tiny Viral Switch That Could Fight Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
A tiny viral switch discovered by Israeli and American scientists could open a new front in the fight against antibiotic-resistant ...
New Gene-Editing Method Targets Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes
Israeli scientists have developed a new gene-editing method that could significantly improve mosquito control programs by making it easy to ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
