Articles in "TAU - Tel Aviv University"
Your Body May Be Cancelling Out Your Workout, Study Finds
Many people spend hours exercising in the hope of losing weight, only to step on the scale and see little change. A new Israeli-U.S. study ...
Israeli Study Points To Potential Breakthrough In Spinal Cord Injury Care
Spinal cord injuries often worsen in the hours after the initial trauma, as a chain reaction of chemical damage spreads through the nervous ...
Most Israeli-Arabs Support Civic Service and Coalition Participation, Poll Shows
Three out of four Arab citizens of Israel support voluntary non-military civic service for Arab high school graduates, while a similarly ...
Scientists Decode Century-Old Puzzle Behind Glass-Like Materials
A century-old physics mystery is moving closer to resolution as new research sheds new light on how liquids transform into rigid, ...
Consumer Guilt May Be Costing Online Retailers Billions, Israeli Study Finds
Israeli researchers say guilt may play a major role in one of e-commerce’s biggest problems: abandoned shopping carts. Researchers at ...
Light Pollution May Undermine Immune Function and Survival, Scientists Warn
Artificial lighting at night can disrupt the body’s natural immune rhythms and significantly increase mortality risk in mammals, ...
Jews Face Deadliest Year in Decades as Antisemitic Violence Spikes
A report on international antisemitism released ahead of Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day found severe antisemitic violence in Western ...
Nanotech Breakthrough Could Enable Brain-Like, Ultra-Efficient Electronics
A team of Israeli and Japanese scientists has created a graphene switch requiring almost no power, a discovery that could revolutionize ...
200,000-Year-Old Handaxes Highlight Early Human Aesthetic Sense
Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a rare window into the minds of early humans, revealing that they may have appreciated beauty and ...
Raising Braver Bats: How Early Experiences Could Improve Wildlife Conservation
A bat’s willingness to take risks in the wild may depend less on its innate personality and more on the conditions it experiences early ...
