Mysterious Children’s Neurological Disease is Traced to a Single Error in One Gene

Friday, Aug 4, 2017

Scientists find that affected children’s cells are flooded with ribosomal RNA and are poisoned by it; the first time that an excess of ribosomal RNA has been linked to a disease in humans In...

Glowing bacteria detect buried landmines

Thursday, Mar 23, 2017

Researchers remotely detect buried landmines using fluorescent bacteria encased in polymeric beads illuminated by a laser-based scanning system The potential application of a system...

Rare Einstein Documents Related To Historic Gravity Announcement

Thursday, Feb 11, 2016

Rare Einstein Documents Related To Historic Gravity Announcement Displayed at Hebrew University's Albert Einstein Archives Prof. Barak Kol, Head of Physics Studies at The Hebrew University, holds...

Scientists Discover Genetic Mechanism Essential To Female Development

Friday, Nov 6, 2015

Scientists at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Faculty of Medicine have announced a discovery that is expected to allow doctors to diagnose a disease causing infertility and lack of puberty...

Terrier Puppy Undergoes Cardiac Catheterization in HU's Veterinary Hospital

Thursday, Oct 29, 2015

An adorable terrier pup called Henry is enjoying a blissful "dog's life" after undergoing innovative life-saving surgery at HU's Veterinary Hospital. Henry was rescued at five weeks old by a...

Confirming Einstein

Monday, Mar 16, 2015

Confirming Einstein, Scientists Find 'Spacetime Foam' Not Slowing Down Photons from Far-Away Gamma Ray Burst One hundred years after Albert Einstein formulated the Theory of Relativity, an...

Infect Drug-Resistant Bacteria with Bacterial Viruses Found in Jerusalem Sewage

Tuesday, Feb 17, 2015

Hebrew U Scientists Infect Drug-Resistant Bacteria with Bacterial Viruses Found in Jerusalem Sewage Every year, drug-resistant infections kill more than 50,000 people across Europe and the United...

Ancient skull from Galilee cave offers clues to the first modern Europeans

Wednesday, Jan 28, 2015

The discovery of a 55,000-year-old partial skull in Northern Israel provides new insights into the migration of modern humans out of Africa. The rare find was reported in the journal Nature last...

Centipede Genes Offer Evolutionary Clues

Monday, Dec 8, 2014

Centipedes, those many-legged creatures that startle us in our homes and gardens, have been genetically sequenced for the first time. In a new study in the journal PLoS Biology, an international...

CollPlant Pioneered Method Used in Ebola Vaccine Research

Thursday, Dec 4, 2014

As Ebola continues to be in the headlines, scientists urgently look for treatments. One treatment option may stem from the tobacco plant, which is used to synthesize antibodies for a...

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