Search for first stars unexpectedly reveals ‘dark matter’
Discovery is first direct proof that dark matter exists and that it is made up of low-mass particles, Israeli and US researchers say.
Discovery is first direct proof that dark matter exists and that it is made up of low-mass particles, Israeli and US researchers say.
The rare and significant discovery will contribute to understanding of human lifestyle and behavior half a million years ago.
New international research shows that sleep deprivation disrupts and slows normal neural activity in specific regions of the brain.
Israeli study shows brief ‘ignitions’ of memory are sufficient to activate and improve the memory network encoded in our brains.
Israeli researchers discover that using cells from the host patient to repair tissues in the heart can be toxic.
The insects spread their wings only after leaping, rotating and reversing direction in midair, Israeli researchers say.
Make a Point’s DIY workflow tool guides users through a flexible process to choose the best words and style for getting their point across.
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Tel Aviv University pair smartwatch devices and software to detect even skilled forgeries.
Don’t worry, it’s not the end of the world yet, an international team of researchers says our geomagnetic field has been fluctuating for thousands of years.
Non-indigenous organisms introduced through the Suez Canal are causing irreversible damage, say Tel Aviv University researchers.
GE Ventures, HNA EcoTech, Microsoft Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures and Tata partner with Pitango Venture Capital and Tel Aviv University to launch investment vehicle.
Israeli study finds famine may have a lasting impact on male descendants of its victims.
Natural and induced deliveries following amniotic sac rupture share similar neonatal outcomes, according to Tel Aviv University study.
Tel Aviv study showing connection between prefrontal cortex and walking difficulties in Parkinson’s disease may lead to new therapeutic approaches.
Israeli and American researchers develop method to control collagen-cell proliferation that produces scarring.