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The latest artifact unearthed from the joint Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Azusa Pacific University archeological site of Tel Abel Beth Maacah in Northern Israel went on display this week at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. In an exhibit located adjacent to the famous “House of David” inscription from Tel Dan, a small glazed ceramic head dating from the late Iron Age IIA (9th century BC). -
Highly stretchable and UV curable 3D printing hydrogels that can be stretched by up to 1300% and are compatible with high resolution digital light processing based 3D printing enabling the fabrication of hydrogel structures with complex geometries which can be applied to biomedical applications and flexible electronics. -
First time since 2014 that an Israeli University is included in Top 100 -
Clay seals believed to have been used by the biblical prophet Isaiah and King Hezekiah are set to be unveiled at a June event, which will be held simultaneously in Jerusalem and Oklahoma via a live stream. -
A previously unknown stalactite cave was discovered this week deep underground in the Jerusalem Hills, while digging a fifth water pipeline to Jerusalem. -
One look at the top food tech trends in 2018 and you’ll think your dinner came straight out of the Jetsons or the Flintstones. On one end the of the spectrum, you have the get-back-to-the-cave movement with simple paleo diets. And on the other end of the spectrum, you might feel that you took a time machine to the future where robots prepare your meal. It’s like the mad scientists and artists got together to cook dinner in a petri dish. It’s no longer just an art. It’s also a science. -
Inscribed 3,400-year-old limestone ostracon from Luxor’s Tomb of Senneferi appears to be the first written evidence of the ABC letter order of the early Semitic alphabet. -
Waste-conversion technology piloted by UBQ in Israel creates bio-pellets from household garbage, ready for using in manufacturing commercial products.
