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Research at Israel’s leading quantum science center paves the way for massive improvements in computation speed and secure communication -
New research done by a Hebrew University graduate sheds light on the so-called “Islamic State’s” propaganda and other activities, both on the “surface web” (the visible Internet) and what is known as the “Darknet”. The findings are scheduled to be presented later this month, as part of an event done in cooperation among Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University, B’nai Brith Canada, and Winnipeg Friends of Israel. -
Ranking positions Hebrew University among the top 1% of world’s 26,000 institutions of higher education. -
Research shows that Neanderthals in Northern Israel were a resilient population before modern humans arrived from Africa 60,000 years ago. -
Hebrew University To Dedicate New Home Of The Edmond And Lily Safra Center For Brain Sciences (ELSC)Philanthropist Mrs. Lily Safra, Architect Lord Norman Foster, and more than 400 people from Israel and abroad to attend the opening of Israel’s largest neuroscience center. -
Increased levels of a micro-RNA could have a protective effect that explains why identical stressors trigger seizures in some people but not in others. -
Oren Miron of Boston, MA has won the $10,000 prize for his brain test that screens for autism detection at birth. The online competition searched for the next genius idea to change the world and is part of the Einstein Legacy Project which celebrates the 100th anniversary of Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity and honors his life and legacy. -
Entrepreneur and Co-Founder of Waze Uri Levine Honours Einstein at the 3rd Annual Einstein Gala in Support of the Einstein Archive and Visitor Centre
