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International Piano Masterclasses In The Israeli Desert?

Founder of Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes says the event over the years has put Israel on the map as a piano nation.

Zenger

Bats, Rats, And Pigeons Can Help Collect Meteorological Data

Scientists got bats to map urban heat islands and find air over urban areas is warmer than in parks.

Zenger

New Study Reveals Delayed Tanning As DNA Repair Takes Priority

Tel Aviv University researchers uncover the mechanism behind delayed skin pigmentation after sun exposure, paving the way for advanced skin protection.

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Israeli Researchers Develop Targeted Procedure To Destroy Myeloma Cancer In Bone Marrow

Groundbreaking method using RNA-based drug delivered by lipid nanoparticles shows promising results in lab and animal models

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‌Israeli Study Finds Evidence Of Extensive Travel By Early Humans Of Hula Valley For Flint ‌

‌Recent Discoveries in the Hula Valley include Artifacts such as Handcrafted Flint Axes made to fit the Human Hand‌

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Israeli Researchers Unlock Personalized Medicine For Infectious Diseases

Tel Aviv University team identifies crucial immune response components, paving the way for tailored treatments

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Tel Aviv University Researchers Develop Method To Trick Cancer Cells Into Self-Destruction

Scientists encode bacterial toxin into mRNA molecules to induce cancer cells to produce self-destructive protein.

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Red Sea corals threatened by mass sea urchin die-off, Israeli researchers say

Scientists say that sea urchins in Israel's Gulf of Eilat in the Red Sea are dying at an alarming rate, threatening the sea's prized coral reef ecosystems

The Independent UK

Red Sea epidemic kills off sea urchins, imperilling coral

A deadly epidemic that is spreading through the Red Sea has killed off an entire species of sea urchin in the Gulf of Aqaba, imperilling the region's uniquely resilient coral reefs, an Israeli research team has found.

Reuters

OPINION - Tech & Science Daily podcast: This is what a stressed plant sounds like

Scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel have recorded ‘popping sounds’ from tomato and tobacco plants using microphones able to capture ultrasonic sounds between 20 and 250 kilohertz.

Evening Standard

Plants cry out when they need watering

Plants cry out when they need watering but humans can’t hear their cries, said scientists. Recordings of tomato, tobacco, wheat, corn and cactus show that they make “occasional ultrasonic popping noises” that are “similar to bubble wrap”, said The Telegraph. Therefore, concluded Professor Lilach Hadany from the School of Plant…

The Week

Pnina Werbner obituary

Other Lives: Social anthropolgist who, as an immigrant herself, was attuned to themes of citizenship and multiculturalism

The Guardian - UK

World’s First MRNA Vaccine For Deadly Bacteria

The mRNA vaccines have been effective against viruses as scientist create first mRNA vaccine may help to kill of deadly bacteria

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Scientists develop world’s first mRNA vaccine for deadly bacteria

Researchers in Israel claim new jab could pave way for protection against future antibiotic-resistant bacteria

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Scientists create robot with ‘biological nose’ able to detect smells

Researchers say the droid could replace sniffer and disease-detecting dogs at airports and hospitals

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israeli Intelligence Official Calls for Changing Current Iran Strategy

Former head of Israel's Intelligence Department General Tamir Hayman warned that the policy towards Iran served the Tehran regime, criticizing the strategy followed in the recent years. Hayman, the director of the Institute for National Security Research at Tel Aviv University, cautioned that Iran has refrained from entering into serious…

The Independent UK

How cooking food and gathering for feasts made us human

If you're cooking or eating a special dinner this week, you have something in common with our ancient human ancestors

Dynamite News

Research: Chemotherapy Efficacy Can Be Significantly Increased Using New Treatment

Tel Aviv University researchers have developed a new treatment that may significantly enhance the efficacy of chemotherapy in breast cancer patients, reducing the risk for lung metastasis following chemo from 52 per cent to only 6 per cent. Read more on Dynamite News:

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New Blood Test May Detect Fetal Abnormalities At Week 10

Scientists are developing an early-stage blood test that can identify nearly 100% of genetic problems accurately.

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How Melanomas Reach The Brain – And How To Stop Them

A treatment that delays the spread of metastases by up to 80%.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Opium Dating Back to 14th Century BC Found in Ancient Grave Site in Israel

Opium traces have been discovered in Israel in vessels used in burial rituals by the ancient Canaanites, providing one of the world's earliest evidences of use of the drug, Reuters reported. Discovered in a 2012 excavation in Tel Yehud in central Israel, the Late Bronze Age vessels, shaped like upside-down…

Reuters

Opium dating back to 14th century BC found in ancient grave site in Israel

Opium traces have been discovered in Israel in vessels used in burial rituals by the ancient Canaanites, providing one of the world's earliest evidences of use of the drug.

Salon

A new alternative to a COVID vaccine?

Scientists isolated antibodies from recovered COVID-19 patients and found them effective against all strains

Asharq Al-Awsat

Israeli Archaeologists Dig Up Large Tusk of Ancient Elephant

Israeli archaeologists recently unearthed the titanic tusk of a prehistoric pachyderm near a kibbutz in southern Israel, a remnant of a behemoth once hunted by early people around half a million years ago. The Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday that the 2.5-meter (yard) long fossil belonging to the long-extinct straight-tusked…

The Independent UK

Ramsgate crash: Man charged after collision that killed a mother of two and her father

Officers investigating the incident also arrested a 58-year-old man and a 55-year-old woman on suspicion of assisting an offender

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