Transforming Healthcare Predictions and Decision-Making: New Model
Researchers at the Hebrew University enhanced the Elixhauser Comorbidity Model, improving predictions for length of hospital stay, mortality, readmission, and […]
Who’s in Charge? Surprising Insights into Twin Dynamics
A new study reveals that typically developing twins consistently take on the dominant role over their nontypically developing siblings, even
Prestigious EU Research Grants Awarded to Two Hebrew University Researchers
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem proudly congratulates two of its esteemed researchers for receiving prestigious European Research Council (ERC) grants.
Promise in Fighting Drug-Resistant Pathogens Innovative Study Shows
A new study has developed an innovative approach to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria by tagging them with a chimeric agent that
Electric Field Signals Reveal Early Warnings for Extreme Weather
New study reveals how monitoring atmospheric electric fields can enhance the prediction of severe weather events. The researchers found significant
12,000-Year-Old Spindle Whorls Uncovered in the Jordan Valley
A new study by researchers from Hebrew University has identified 12,000 years old spindle whorls — early tools used to
Hebrew University Researcher Takes 3rd Place in ‘Breakthrough of the Year’ at Falling Walls Science Summit
Hebrew University is proud to announce that Dr. Netanel Loyfer, a postdoctoral fellow in Prof. Yuval Dor’s lab at the
New Blood Test Offers Early Detection of Drug-Induced Tissue Damage in Cancer Patients
New study introduces a simple blood test to detect early lung damage in cancer patients receiving novel therapy with antibody–drug
Incorporating Cultural and Recreational Ecosystem Services of Freshwater Within Israel’s Water Economy
Researchers have developed a model incorporating recreational freshwater ecosystem services like fishing and swimming into water allocation policies. The study
Immune System Imbalance as a Trigger for Depression: A New Perspective
A new study highlights the link between inflammation and depression, challenging traditional neurotransmitter-focused theories. An examination of decades of research