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Researchers from Hebrew University of Jerusalem and UC Berkeley recorded electrical activity in the brains of epilepsy patients while showing…

For over a century, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has been a home for extraordinary people. Those who have dared…

Lady Elaine Sacks attends lecture by Hebrew University M.A. graduate Chananya Rothner On the 5th of July 2023, the Bloomstein…

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During the recent Board of Governors’ event held in Jerusalem last month in the presence of the President of Israel,…

A pictorial report of a field of study unique to the Hebrew University, despite no diplomatic relations between Israel and Indonesia.

Peers heard in detail about the University’s ongoing plans creating a campus environment where minority groups can feel welcomed and engaged.

Research conducted at the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences reveals insights into the brain’s potential ability to regulate the urge to consume the highly addictive opioid fentanyl along with other synthetic drugs and could provide a path to treatment.

45 starts ups competed leading to a shortlist of 5 hoping to win the 100,000 Shekel prize. The winner, Avertto, developed a device and monitoring system which creates an alert in the event of imminence of stroke.

The awards have earned an esteemed reputation highlighting innovations with potential for income generation, principally through royalties for the University.