BGU Researchers Use AI Imaging to Help Improve IVF Treatment ...
Researchers at BGU have developed utilized AI to break down medical images into clinical components, enhancing the understanding of AI’s decision-making in fields like IVF that could help increase fertility success.
BGU Cyber Security Expert Explains Hezbollah Pager Explosion
Oleg Brodt, Director of Research, Development, and Innovation at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev's Cyber Labs explains how can a pager explode following the widespread pager explosion attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon.
BGU’s Prof. Bashouti Is Pioneering Nanotech
“It’s not just a lab experiment; it’s a glimpse into a sustainable future.” Prof. Bashouti is blending chemistry, physics, and engineering to create groundbreaking nanoscale technologies with real-world applications.
BGU Scientists Invent System to Promote Food Security
BGU's Prof. Amit Gross and his team have developed an advanced system that grows vegetables using fish waste and generates energy, offering a sustainable solution for food security and reducing environmental impact.
BGU President Prof. Chamovitz Featured on Chai FM
Howard Feldman of Chai FM interviewed Prof. Daniel Chamovitz, President of BGU, who spoke about his visit to South Africa, the October 7 attacks, and the resilience of BGU's students and community.
BGU’s Dr. Oren Wacht to Speak in Baltimore
Dr. Oren Wacht of BGU will present at Chizuk Amuno Congregation for “Emergency Medicine in Action: Healing the Negev Post-October 7,” offering a frontline perspective of the October 7 attacks and the future of tactical medicine.
BGU Study Finds Potential Breakthrough in Managing Diabetes
A clinical trial led by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Sheba Medical Center found that Mankai, a small aquatic plant, significantly reduces post-meal blood sugar levels in type 2 diabetes patients.
BGU Medical Student-Reservists Share Their Resilience Stories
Eliyahu Green and Shaked Ben Shushan, both IDF reservists and medical students at BGU, balance their demanding roles as soldiers and students while navigating the psychological and physical tolls of the ongoing war post-October 7.
BGU’s Prof. Meital Explores Jewish Heritage in Cairo
Prof. Yoram Meital-Jacobson of the Department of Middle Eastern Studies at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU), was granted unprecedented access to the Cairo synagogues in his role as historical consultant to Cairo’s Jewish community.
JHV Spotlights “Who Are The Marcuses?” in Houston
Ellen Marcus will be returning to Houston for a special screening and talkback of "Who Are The Marcuses?" at her former congregation, Emanu El.