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Ocean currents moving heat are growing closer to collapse, study says

Experts say lack of heat circulation is likely to lead to a climate catastrophe spelling long and extremely cold winters in various parts of the world

Associated Press | 02.11.24

Scientists unravel the secret to bird flight

Researchers have long believed the cerebellum plays a role in birds' ability to develop flight, but now have evidence, using dinosaur fossil comparisons, to solve the mystery

Yogev Israeli | 02.05.24

Israeli company develops cultured coffee beans

Pluri Inc. announces its new technology for reproducing cells hoping to revolutionize the worldwide coffee industry

Israel Wullman | 02.03.24

The Andromeda Galaxy, outside the Milky Way

The giant spinners of the universe

From small asteroids to giant galaxies, our universe is a spectacular display of rotating objects

Ettay Nevo/Davdison Institute of Science | 01.27.24

Mindful harmonies: Exploring music's impact on the brain

Can music enhance our cognitive abilities? Research suggests it may be possible under certain circumstances and for specific skills

Dr. Adi Yaniv/Davidson Institute of Science | 12.30.23

Using the scissors, we unevenly stretch the ribbon on both its sides. This causes the ribbon to favor curling as a means of reconciling the different lengths

Unraveling the science behind curly ribbons

A wrapped gift, as lovely as it may be, isn’t perfect without a colorful and springy ribbon; if you've ever wondered what causes a ribbon to change its shape in this way - here’s an explanation for the curliness

Amid Pando/Davidson Institute of Science | 12.22.23

The art of Italian pasta making

The secret to making the perfect fresh pasta has to do with the unraveling of the mysteries held within the wheat protein gluten

Dr. Dafna Mandler/Davidson Institute of Science | 12.17.23

Can biofortification solve world hunger?

Biofortification offers a potential solution for malnutrition by enhancement of the nutrient, mineral or vitamin content of food crops

Anna Uzonyi/Davidson Institute of Science | 11.17.23

Israeli invention to allow blood sugar measurement via mobile phone

Bar-Ilan University researchers cooperating with international teams develop prototype optical sensor based on AI which aims to replace cumbersome options

Ynet | 10.03.23

Are all hairs created equal?

What determines the length of a hair, why do men tend to go bald more than women, and why do women grow hair more easily than men?

Erez Bibi/Davidson Institute of Science | 09.28.23

Moonbound: Will an Israeli drone soon dance on the moon?

Israeli startup WeSpace lands on shortlist of European Space Agency's technology accelerator, aiming to launch Israel’s next lunar space probe

Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science | 09.21.23

Not science fiction: Israeli researchers created embryo models in a lab

14 day old embryo created from stem cells collected from mice; researchers say discover may prolong period of fertility, indefinitely

Dr. Itay Gal | 09.06.23

Should you avoid boiling water twice?

You've probably heard it before: re-boiling of water can lead to a buildup of harmful substances; Is your kettle's repeat button a one-way ticket to a health hazard? In short, no; A normal person will never approach levels that may be dangerous; Let's debunk this myth

Dr. Eitan Oksenberg, Davidson Institute of Science | 09.03.23

Fossil of a fish from the Jurassic period with ammonoid lodged in its stomach

Fish bites off more than it can chew and dies 180 million years ago

Researchers study a fossil from the Jurassic period, discovered in Germany with an ammonoid that was too big to be digested lodged in his intestine, providing insight into how these organisms lived and interacted with their environment

Yogev Israeli | 08.18.23

Record breaking summer: What's up with the environment?

How unusual is the heat of the current summer, and is it related to the climate crisis? Coral bleaching in Florida and an innovative cooling cloak; this week in the environment

Yuval Rosenberg/Davidson Institute of Science | 08.07.23

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