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Hebrew University’s Autism Center
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder occurring in 1% of the global population. It is one of
Archaeologists find signs of 3,000-year-old oracle cult in ancient Israel
The town of Abel Beth Maacah was known in biblical times as a place for conflict resolution, we may divine
New edition of Sarajevo Haggadah published
The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina recently announced that after two years of dedicated work, they have published a
Is an HIV cure on the immediate horizon?
A major medical breakthrough delivers hope. Researchers believe they are on the cusp of developing a cure for HIV, after a
Could Robots Replace Psychologists, Politicians, and Poets?
Speaking at a three-day international conference, “What makes Us Human: From Genes to Machine,” Hebrew University professor and best-selling author,
Start-up Says It’s First to Copy Spider’s Silk Spinning Process
Seevix Material Sciences Ltd, a spider silk start-up based in Jerusalem, says it’s the only company to successfully replicate the
Meet the New Meat: A Printed Burger
Israeli food tech company Chef-it may soon disrupt the fast food burger industry, according to Chef-it’s co-founder, Hebrew University Professor
Where the Wild Things Are: Scientists Head to the Zoo to Determine if Cell Size Affects Lifespan
Led by Hebrew University’s Yuval Dor, researchers in Israel, Canada, and Germany found that animals with larger pancreatic cells tend