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CFHU and the Jerusalem Foundation hosted a very engaging and enjoyable TED TALK style event at the TELUS World of Science on July 18 entitled “Jerusalem of Gold & Tech: Capital of Innovation.” The evening featured presentations by four different speakers, each of whom represented a different facet of technological innovation aimed at transforming Jerusalem into a thriving 21st Century metropolis. All four are scientists / technological entrepreneurs but their love for Jerusalem shone through and was evident in every aspect of each presentation. -
Rapid 3D Printing In Water Using Novel Hybrid Nanoparticles Holds Promise For Old And New IndustriesA new type of nano-photoinitiator could lead to advanced biomedical and industrial materials, along with more environmentally friendly printing processes. -
Israeli human-on-a-chip platform has the unique ability to predict risk of toxicity in pharma and cosmetic product candidates without animal testing. -
Israel’s best “natural resource” has long been regarded its people, their impressive diversity and innovative know-how. On July 16, 17, and 18, CFHU partnered with the Jerusalem Foundation to bring that to Western Canada: Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton. -
The International Cannabinoid Research Society has chosen the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to host the International Symposium on the Cannabinoids in 2021 in Jerusalem. The ICRS is the oldest scientific society dedicated to the research in the cannabis plant, cannabinoids, and their physiological and biochemical targets. The members and guests of the ICRS gather yearly to present the ICRS Symposium. -
The award was presented to Shuckett during the University’s 80th Board of Governors meetings, which were held from June 9-14 in Israel. In addition to the singular honour, Shuckett and her husband, Dr. Paul Shuckett, had their names added to the University’s Wall of Life. -
A doctoral candidate made an unprecedented discovery during excavations in the Hula Valley. -
The Academy of the Hebrew Language is still building the national idiom.
