Faith, Purpose and Less Doomscrolling: Study Reveals What Really Protects Mental Health
A new study suggests the mental health benefits often associated with religiosity may be attributed to the habits and mindset […]
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ChatGPT can generate personality tests and predict people’s responses before they take them
ChatGPT can generate personality tests and predict people’s responses before they take them Publishing August 6th in the Cell Press
This Rosh Hashanah, the Carp on Your Table Comes with Some Good News
New study finds that while common carp are highly vulnerable to a devastating virus, their close relatives help stop its
Hebrew University Ranked 89th in the World’s 100 Top Universities
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has been ranked 89th in the world in the Shanghai World University Rankings 2026, published
The Hebrew University Appoints Yishai Fraenkel as Vice President for Advancement and External Relations
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has appointed former Intel Vice President and former Hebrew University Vice President and Director General Yishai
The Timing of Drought May Matter More Than the Drought Itself
New Study Reveals Why When Rain Falls Is Critical for Plant Survival Climate change isn’t just changing how much rain
Hidden Cell Network Offers New Clues to Intestinal Healing and Disease
Your intestine completely rebuilds its inner lining every few days—one of the fastest renewal processes in the human body. Scientists
What October 7 Taught Hospitals About Preparing for Modern Warfare
A new study of an Israeli hospital’s response to the October 7 attacks shows that while years of disaster training
From Plants to Bones: Researchers Develop Sustainable Material That Could Help the Body Rebuild Itself
A new study reveals that lignin – a natural plant polymer – can be transformed into a bioactive material that
Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical Center to take part in €15 Million International Trial Exploring Phage Therapy for Drug-Resistant Urinary Tract Infections
European-funded consortium brings together researchers from 13 countries to evaluate bacteriophage therapy as a potential alternative to antibiotics for recurrent