BGU Student Captures 100-Year-Old Mystery Chemical Reaction
BGU PhD student Nadav Genossar-Dan discovers visual reaction to plastic production, something that has eluded scientists for decades and has never been observed until now.
“Who Are The Marcuses?” Wins Best Feature
“Who Are the Marcuses?” — a documentary that reveals the mystery behind a couple who made the largest-ever charitable donation to BGU was named the audience award winner for Best Feature at San Diego’s annual Blue Water Film Festival.
BGU Scholar Finds Way to Map Early Jewish-Christian Relations
A BGU scholar finds a new way to map early Jewish-Christian relations through picture color-coded dots representing rabbis and church elders connected by a spider web of relationships.
BGU Scientists Discover Cleaner Chemical Processes
BGU scientists for the first time detected the last unobserved intermediate in the ethane pyrolysis reaction. The reactions could become more efficient – producing more products with less material, byproducts, pollution, and energy.
BGU Researchers Discover Low-Frequency Magnetic Sensors
BGU researchers discover sensors that can detect low-frequency magnetic fields smaller than 200 pico-Tesla, which is more than 200,000 times smaller than the earth's magnetic field.
Zin Fellow Inspired by Letter from David Ben-Gurion
Zin Fellow David Schuman recently shared with A4BGU a letter his grandmother received from David Ben-Gurion. Mr. Schuman told us about this family heirloom, and what reading it meant to him after his Zin Fellowship.
BGU Receives $18 million for Computer Science Building
An $18 million lead grant from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust will support the construction of the state-of-the-art Helmsley Computer Science Building on the new North Campus of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beersheva.
BGU Spurs Development Of Israel’s Negev Desert Region
BGU scientists are developing new technology for medicine, bioengineering and robotics, using innovative software and data analytics that are being patented and marketed in Israel and beyond.
BGU Professor Shares Importance of Israel’s Space Agency
Ben-Gurion University's Vice President of Regional and Development, Professor Dan Blumberg, says the world will come to rely on Israel's space tech, as the smallest error could trigger a war with neighboring countries.
Four BGU Students Win First Prize For Ventilator Tech
Four women students at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) have won first prize for their Clarity project that predicts the chances of success for patients to be weaned from the ventilator.