
Gut microbes could be to blame for yoyo obesity
New Weizmann Institute of Science research in mice may in the future help dieters keep post-diet weight off.

New Weizmann Institute of Science research in mice may in the future help dieters keep post-diet weight off.

All pet Syrian hamsters are descendants of a family brought to Jerusalem 86 years ago by Israel’s first Hebrew zoologist. Photo by Mary Swift, via Shutterstock

18-month viticulture and enology course to include workshops in Europe, internships at Israeli wineries.

Most of Israel’s nine universities have joint programs in other countries, from student-faculty exchanges and research to brick-and-mortar institutes.

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is on a week-long trade mission to connect Israeli and Ontario companies and institutions.

Tiny teeth found in Israel leads international researchers to discovery of new rodent — 18 million years after its death.

Israeli PhD student finds way to activate the body’s natural defense against oxidative damage to the skin as well as internal organs.

Israeli researchers develop method to diagnose diabetes, multiple sclerosis, pancreatic cancer, pancreatitis and brain damage from one blood test.

‘Antifreeze protein’ could be the breakthrough that finally enables long-term banking of donated organs.

Second annual CannaTech conference brings hundreds of delegates from 15 countries to see what Israeli ‘cannapreneurs’ can offer them.

Hebrew University students aim to reduce foot ulcers by linking pressure-sensing socks to a smartphone app that warns of developing wounds.

Novel pathway in the development and maintenance of the ovary has implications for diagnosing and treating infertility and lack of puberty.

Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical Center plan to host Mideast region’s first interdisciplinary university-based autism center

Groundbreaking international study reveals that young adults age at differing rates, and early intervention could slow the aging process.

Israeli scientists are manipulating the tiniest parts of matter to make life better for millions of people around the world.