Originally appeared in CTECH Transforming cannabis into precisely-dosed treatment has made it medically and financially legitimacy, says Perry Davidson, the founder of Syqe Medical, which developed a precise cannabis inhaler Back in 2007, Perry Davidson got into his car and drove to Amman, Jordan. Davidson, who was 26 years old at the time, needed to …
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Originally appeared in ‘The Jerusalem Post” Mona Khoury-Kassabri, Hebrew University, July 28, 2018. (photo credit: HEBREW UNIVERSITY) She is the first Arab woman to be appointed dean at the Hebrew University, and may well be the only Arab woman to serve as dean at any university in Israel. IN THE midst of the controversy over …
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Originally appeared in OrCam site “Wow. That is absolutely incredible.” “That will help many people I am sure. What brilliant tech.” – says Prince William, referring to OrCam MyEye 2 The Duke of Cambridge (center), with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (right) and OrCam CEO and co-founder Ziv Aviram (left) as he uses OrCam MyEye …
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Originally appeared in ABC NEWS Photo: The mystery king’s hair provides a clue about his identity. (AP: Ilan Ben Zion) An enigmatic sculpture of a king’s head dating back nearly 3,000 years has set off a modern-day mystery caper as scholars try to figure out whose face it depicts. The five-centimetre sculpture is an exceedingly …
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In honor of Israel’s 70th Anniversary, we decided to look into the future, to try and predict what the next 70 years will look like. With the help of our Hebrew University faculty members, we put together a fascinating portrait of Israel at 70+. We asked 9 researchers: how do you envision the future in your …
Originally appeared in the ‘Daily Mail Australia’ PUBLISHED: 02:09 AEST, 12 April 2018 | UPDATED: 04:02 AEST, 12 April 2018 Scientists have found that all memories have a unique genetic signature By studying the brain, they can tell the type of events a person has endured Scientists hope to apply the technology to tackle forensic …
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Originally appeared in ‘The Jerusalem Post’ BY JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH MARCH 4, 2018 03:03 A team of doctors discuss mental health (Illustrative). (photo credit: INGIMAGE) Hospital doctors and nurses must be encouraged to do research at the same time as they are treating patients. There is no need for Israeli hospital doctors to conduct medical …
Originally appeared in ‘FOX NEWS’ By James Rogers The seal mark discovered in Jerusalem (Eilat Mazar/Biblical Archaeological Society) Archaeologists in Israel say that they have found a clay seal mark that may bear the signature of the Biblical Prophet Isaiah. The 2,700-year-old stamped clay artifact was found during an excavation at the foot of the …
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Originally appeared in THE JERUSALEM POST BY LIDAR GRAVÉ-LAZI FEBRUARY 19, 2018 19:01 Hebrew University campus (photo credit: Wikimedia Commons) The prize committee wrote that Prof. Lubotzky is one of the world’s leading researchers in group theory. Prof. Alex Lubotzky of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem will be awarded the Israel Prize for research …
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Originally appeared in ABC NEWS By IAN DEITCH, ASSOCIATED PRESS JERUSALEM — Feb 16, 2018, 12:30 PM ET In this combination of nine photos taken on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018, men pose for portraits in Jerusalem’s Old City. Facial hair is trendy worldwide these days, but in Jerusalem, beards have never gone out of style, …
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