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Israeli researchers use genetic editing to grow tomatoes that consume less water
A research team led by Tel Aviv University uses cutting-edge CRISPR technology to develop tomatoes that require less water without affecting yield, quality, or taste and that could also benefit other crops such as wheat, eggplant and peppers
Ynetnews
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01.24.24
Narrative adjustment: Tel Aviv University launches Israeli advocacy course for international students
Course to give students a more accurate picture of what brought about the war and Israel's right to engage it, so they can spread the word back home
Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad
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12.13.23
Parasites are not all bad, study shows
Researchers at the Tel Aviv University School of Zoology and the Steinhart Museum of Natural History, show some parasites contribute to a diverse habitat and healthy ecosystem
Ynet
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08.02.23
The science of sunburn: Why your skin changes color hours after getting too much sun
Start seeing and feeling the burn only when you get in the shower? Turns out its because your body prioritizes repairing skin cells' DNA before pigmentation, a new Israeli study reveals
Adir Yanko
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07.25.23
Study tracks flint source of ancient tools using AI
Researchers say that ancient humans traveled about 20 km to obtain high-quality raw materials for their essential stone tools;
Ynet
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07.18.23
Bat sensors: Study uses bats to check heat in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv University researchers say bats offer better solutions than what is currently available because of their adaptability to urban environments and activity times
Ilana Curiel
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07.10.23
From the bunker in Ukraine to graduating from Tel Aviv University
Kirill Derek was trapped for nearly a year in Ukraine after Russia's invasion and was forced to live in a Dnipro bunker under adverse conditions, but university faculty did not give up on him
Itamar Eichner
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07.02.23
Researchers decipher plant hormone mechanism in race to feed the world
Tel Aviv University's Professor Eilon Shani says thanks to the study of gibberellin, vital for agricultural yield sufficient to meet the challenges of growing world population
Ynet
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06.25.23
OpenAI's chief scientist: 'Big mistake to build AI you can't control'
OpenAI's Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever talk about the risks, benefits and future of artificial intelligence and super intelligent models and say that our apprehension should be accompanied with excitement
Oshrit Gan-El
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06.06.23
Threat of academic boycott rattles Israeli universities
The largest American academic association AAA to vote on a boycott of Israeli institutions over the treatment of Palestinians if passed vote would be a win for BDS and a setback for Israeli academia
Itamar Eichner
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05.08.23
Alibaba founder Jack Ma joins Tel Aviv University as visiting professor
The Chinese philanthropist has regularly visited Israel since his first trip 5 years ago: 'I was told it wasn’t safe here, that there were bombs and guns everywhere. But when I arrived I saw this place was so peaceful, and the economy is booming'
i24NEWS
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05.02.23
Israeli universities come under cyberattack from pro Palestine activists
All major universities see websites either blocked or with intermittent access while cybersecurity experts still unable to say whether internal university systems were breached; #OPIsrael campaign and Anonymous Sudan behind attack
Raphael Khahan
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04.04.23
Israeli, European researchers discover closest black holes known to man
Prof. Zvi Mazeh says proud of Israeli research team's involvement in the discovery, scientific community looks forward to further expanding new population of dormant black holes
Ynet
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04.02.23
Israeli researchers develop hybrid micro-robot that can capture targeted damaged cells
The tiny robot, only 10 microns across, is able to navigate within a biological sample, identify different types of cells, capture them selectively, and transport them for further analysis
Nitzi Yakov
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03.26.23
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