In a creative experiment, researchers used musicians to uncover how human networks rebuild after disruption—and why some people choose to quit rather than compromise

BIU’s collaboration with biotechnology company Pluri (Nasdaq:PLUR, TASE:PLUR) suggests it can

Imagine sinking your teeth into a perfectly marbled, juicy steak. The aroma is mouthwatering, the taste divine. Now, imagine that this culinary masterpiece was created entirely from plants, in a laboratory

The innovative imaging technique that could change the game in our battle against this formidable foe: copper

The surprising link between antibiotic use at critical development stages, and aggression in later life

The challenges and opportunities of longevity research on the journey to redefine the process and meaning of aging; can the world handle the real impact of prolonging life?

Antibiotics May Be Weakening Your Inner Defense

While children are digital natives, parents often find themselves navigating uncharted waters when it comes to their teenagers' smartphone use. Now, a 6-month study led by researchers at BIU offers hope, illuminating effective strategies to reduce PSU

Researchers have discovered that aligning food availability with the natural sleep-wake cycle can significantly improve the health and reproductive lifespan of laying hens. This finding could have far-reaching implications for human health and nutrition

A recent study from BIU’s School of Communication examines global media's AI anxiety with the emergence of ChatGPT

Imagine you're scaling a mountain. You wouldn’t zig-zag along not knowing where you’re going; you’d plan ahead. So why doesn’t AI?

Natural killer cells fight cancer and viral infections efficiently but can eventually lose their functionality in the tumor microenvironment; a promising study by Prof. Mira Barda-Saad and her research team has discovered how to restore lost efficiency