Boeing and BGU Launch Aviation Cybersecurity Research Center in ...
BGU and Boeing, a leading global aerospace company, today announced the establishment of a pioneering research collaboration focused on advancing cybersecurity capabilities for next-generation aviation and aerospace systems.
BGU Study: Flu Vaccine in Pregnancy Doesn’t Increase Autism
A major study led by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev debunks claims that receiving a flu vaccine during pregnancy can increase autism risk in children.
BGU Leading Greenhouse Gas Research from the Negev
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev’s Prof. Ilya Gelfand is advancing environmental research by uncovering how desert soils and agriculture influence greenhouse gas emissions and global climate models.
BGU Leading Innovation at CyberTech Global 2026
At CyberTech Global 2026 in Tel Aviv, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev played a central academic role, with BGU leaders and students contributing to key discussions on cybersecurity and innovation.
Opening Windows, Changing Futures
In a unique program bridging campus and prison walls, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev students bring knowledge, dignity, and hope to inmates seeking a second chance.
A Century of Commitment
A4BGU’s Claire Winick and her daughter, Eden Winick Aaronson, celebrate their combined 100 years serving the Jewish community as professionals and lay leaders.
BGU Study Finds ADHD Risk Is Shaped by Early Environment
A 17-year BGU study shows that early home environments play a critical role in cognitive development and later ADHD symptoms, especially for temperamentally sensitive infants with parents who have ADHD traits.
Critical Samples Saved in Iranian Missile Strike
Find out how BGU's research on inflammatory diseases faced setbacks after the Iranian missile strike and the efforts to recover this vital work.
3D Printing Breakthroughs from BGU
Chemists at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev have developed a “smart” polymer that could make industrial curing, 3D printing and repairs simpler, safer and more energy-efficient with materials whose properties can tuned to match the application.
BGU Study Finds Weight Loss in Midlife Can Affect Brain Health
New research from BGU suggests that while weight loss in middle age may improve metabolism, it could also trigger brain inflammation linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's.