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Integrating students from the periphery into the Israeli space industry remains a primary challenge. Ori Onn in the SCE satellite lab
Israeli students from Ashdod to assemble the city's first satellite
Samples from the far side of the Moon, plans to decommission the space station, a spacesuit crisis, and Boeing's stranded spacecraft; This Week In Space 
Ettay Nevo / Davidson Institute of Science | 07.05.24
בואש משטרתי ובואש על ארבע
Skunk in nature versus the police riot-control tool
Israel police use machine spraying foul odor as a measure in riot control; now the defensive means of a wild animal is turned against protesters 
Yogev Israeli | 07.01.24
גידולי מוח
The fat droplets of alzheimer's disease
A new study enhances our understanding of the significance of fat droplets, the third hallmark associated with Alzheimer’s disease
Tal Fisher/Davidson Institute of Science | 06.29.24
הדמיה של החללית של Blue Origin
The way to the moon passes through Mitzpe Ramon and more space news
Five Israeli startups have been selected to participate in the EXPAND program, to submit proposals for NASA's Artemis, the effort to return humans to the moon
Ettay Nevo / The Davidson Institute of Science | 06.28.24
מראה מדהים מהאוויר
Watch swarm of jellyfish head to Israel's shores
Nature and Parks Authority marine biologist explains many jellyfish species arrive following extreme heat and warming seawater in the region
Yaron Drukman | 06.23.24
מוח האדם
The origami of the brain’s enigmatic fold
An unusual brain fold appears in only 30-60% of the population and is associated with emotional and mental traits, as well as with the timing of onset of dementia
Dr. Adi Yaniv/Davidson Institute of Science | 06.22.24
At sunset and sunrise most of the green, blue, and purple light is scattered, leaving mainly orange and red hues
What color is the sun?
The Sun's color has puzzled humanity for ages; Is it white, yellow, or possibly even black? When we ask physicists these seemingly simple questions, their answers often delve into profound complexities 
Guy Nir / The Davidson Institute of Science | 06.21.24
עקיצת יתושת הבית יתוש הבית קולקס Culex pipiens
What you should know about West Nile fever
Dr. Shai Reicher explains what attracts mosquitos to humans in the first place and how you can protect yourself from contracting the virus 
Nir (Shoko) Cohen | 06.20.24
לוחמי מילואים שורפים לחיזבאללה אזורים סבוכים שמתחתם יש עמדות לחימה
From antiquity to the IDF: the historical journey of siege weapons
Footage of IDF soldiers using a trebuchet on the northern border harkens back thousands of years to the origins of siegecraft in the Mediterranean
Yogev Israeli | 06.19.24
עכברי מעבדה בסין
New research discovers 'delicate balance' in brains of humans, mice, fruit flies
Scientists have identified components of neurons that align with materials undergoing a phase shift 
Ynetnews | 06.18.24
אזעקה בשדרות ביום העצמאות
Gut microbes indicate propensity to PTSD, Israeli study finds
Prof. Ruth Feldman's from Reichman University links between microbiome synchrony between mother and child and post-traumatic pathology 
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 06.13.24
Looking for signs of life. Imagery depicting the possible appearance of the exoplanet Gliese 12b in comparison to Earth's size
Earth’s twin planet: This week in space
China launches a spacecraft to collect samples from the far side of the moon, Boeing launches a leaky spacecraft, and astronomers hope to find signs of life on an intriguing planet 
Ettay Nevo / The Davidson Institute of Science | 06.12.24
Amnesia is not solely caused by hippocampal damage; other phenomena may produce similar symptoms. Illustration of forgetting
Forgotten memories: Delving into amnesia
Amnesia, a condition characterized by memory loss, can be caused by various physiological or psychological factors; From transient episodes to enduring states, its spectrum encompasses diverse forms, shedding light on the intricate workings of memory formation and retrieval in the brain 
Rotem Mika / The Davidson Institute of Science | 06.08.24
ד"ר חיה קלר
Dr. Chaya Keller, mother of 11, wins Krill prize for research
The Wolf Foundation awards Dr. Chaya Keller from Ariel University the Krill Prize for her significant contributions to discrete and computational geometry
Yogev Israeli | 06.01.24
Ultrasound technology, familiar to many as a safe imaging tool, for example in prenatal tests, ultrasound probe
Harnessing sound waves to alleviate pain: Targeting the brain
A new study proposes the use of focused ultrasound waves targeted at the brain as a novel method to alleviate pain 
Oryan Zacks | 06.01.24
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