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Israeli researchers use AI to explain why sinking particles can briefly move upward in liquids
University of Haifa and Tel Aviv University researchers analyzed 321 experiments and used an AI system to derive an equation describing how particles slow, linger and sometimes reverse direction when crossing liquid layers of different densities
ynet | 09.16.26
הדמיית מיזוג חורים שחורים
Mystery solved after 50 years: why multiple black holes can never remain in perfect balance
An international team, including Ariel University’s Prof. Gilbert Weinstein, proved that multiple black holes aligned on a common axis cannot remain stable, as their gravity inevitably disrupts the balance and drives the system’s evolution
Yogev Israeli | 09.08.26
עדה יונת בתמונה שצולמה לרגל קבלת פרס לוריאל-אונסק"ו לנשים במדע, 2008
Ada Yonath gave Israel more than a Nobel Prize: she taught a generation to dream
Opinion: The Nobel laureate who decoded the ribosome became an unlikely cultural icon, bringing science into classrooms and showing young Israelis, especially girls, what curiosity and persistence could achieve
Shai Friedman | 09.01.26
ממסקנות המחקר. "להתמיד ולהתאמץ, גם כשהדרך סבוכה ומתסכלת"
Can psychological beliefs affect IVF success? An Israeli researcher put the theory to the test
Dr. Michal Kreitler found pregnancy rates differed sharply between women who received a belief-focused intervention and comparison groups, but stresses that the findings do not mean women are responsible when IVF fails
Zipporah Roman | 09.01.26
רופא ואחות בחדר ניתוח
From biomedical discovery to medicines: How Israel can turn research into biotech success
Professor David Adler is launching an initiative to bridge Israeli academia and the pharmaceutical industry, helping researchers turn biomedical discoveries into medicines, successful biotech companies and economic value through stronger industry collaboration
ynet Global | 08.25.26
מטילי זהב
Why gold never rusts: Scientists uncover its atomic secret
Researchers found that gold atoms rearrange into a hexagonal surface pattern that makes splitting oxygen molecules vastly more difficult
Jonathan Berkheim, Davidson Institute of Science Education | 08.22.26
הדמיה של "כוכב חור שחור", נקודה אדומה בהירה במיוחד ביקום המוקדם שנראית כסוג חדש של עצם אסטרופיזיקלי. היא דומה לכוכב עצום, אך ייצור האנרגיה שלה קרוב יותר לזו שיכול לייצר חור שחור
James Webb discovers mysterious ‘black hole star’ from early universe
MoM-BH*-1, seen just 660 million years after the Big Bang, appears to be a dense hydrogen-helium envelope powered by a massive central black hole and may explain Webb’s mysterious ‘little red dots’
Yogev Israeli | 08.18.26
חוקרי מגפות
AI designed a virus, scientists brought it to life
Stanford and Arc researchers used AI to design bacteriophage genomes, producing 16 working viruses that attacked E. coli, a potential step toward fighting antibiotic resistance that also raises urgent questions about biological safety and oversight
Eitan Gefen | 08.15.26
מטא־משטח שפותח במחקר מאפשר להסיט ולעצב קרני אור בתוך פחות מטריליונית השנייה
Israeli-linked breakthrough pushes light control to record speeds
International team including a Tel Aviv University researcher develops an ultrathin metasurface that manipulates light in just 74 femtoseconds — a breakthrough that could accelerate optical computing, ultra-fast communications and quantum technologies
ynet | 07.22.26
תמונתו של פרופ' אבי לייב
Trump’s 'UFO hunter': 'One alien-made object would be science’s greatest discovery'
Israeli-American Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb, chosen to lead a scientific panel examining unexplained aerial phenomena, tells ynet the US government may possess evidence of objects it cannot identify and says the goal is to determine their origin conclusively
Sharon Kidon | 07.15.26
תינוק ברחם בצילום אולטרסאונד
Longevity may begin before birth, new research suggests
A new international research initiative argues that aging medicine should look far earlier than midlife, examining how pregnancy, infant sleep, early nutrition and childhood growth may affect health decades later
Eitan Gefen | 07.14.26
פרופ' מיכל שרון ופרופ' יוסי פלטיאל
A family dinner led two Israeli scientists to a clue about life’s origins
A joint study by Prof. Michal Sharon of the Weizmann Institute and her brother Prof. Yossi Paltiel of the Hebrew University suggests magnetism may have influenced two chemical 'fingerprints' of life: molecular chirality and isotope ratios
ynet | 07.11.26
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Israeli breakthrough may speed up searches, simulations and AI learning
Tel Aviv University researchers developed an ‘adaptive resetting’ method to control random processes, with potential applications in algorithms, machine learning, molecular simulations and the study of complex biological systems
ynet | 07.07.26
שאנל ויערית ביטון
'We thought it was a stroke': The rare disease that 'eats the brain'
A year after Yaarit Bitton was diagnosed with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, her daughter Chanel watched her lose speech, recognition and the person she had been; doctors say the incurable brain disorder is rare, but Israel sees a higher rate than many countries
Or Hadar | 07.02.26
הייטק נשים
Can yesterday’s criteria identify tomorrow’s women scientists?
In the age of AI, many girls may already possess the interdisciplinary strengths future science demands - but these talents must be recognized and nurtured if they are to open doors to technological and scientific careers
Ruth Shoham/Davidson Institute of Science | 07.01.26
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