The non-invasive innovation enables physicians to track the eye movement and dilation of a patient’s eyes even when closed.

The biennial $1 million prize founded in 2022 honors outstanding innovations in statistical research that profoundly impact society.

The glass is very hard, yet capable of self-repairing at room temperature; it is a strong adhesive and, at the same time, transparent across a wide spectral range, from visible light to mid-infrared.

Researchers from Israel and the US have developed a metamaterial that retains memory of actions performed on it, promising significant advancements in smart materials.

The discovery marks the earliest known adaptation of early humans to a new prey following the disappearance of elephants in the Levant.

'I never saw so many mortified Jewish students who felt the administration was not just not there for them, but actually against them.'

With alumni establishing a tally of 43 unicorn companies, TAU unexpectedly ranked higher than Britain’s Oxford University.

The researchers argue that body fat percentage should replace BMI as the standard measure of obesity and overall health.

In a new biologically assisted sampling approach, scientists got bats to map urban heat islands.

Researchers from Tel Aviv University find that wellbeing decreases as proximity of residence to Gaza rocket attacks increases.

Goal of research study was to discover exactly how sleep assists in stabilizing memories and how to enhance those natural mechanisms.

Researchers also say they managed to improve memory consolidation by utilizing deep-brain stimulation during sleep.

Tel Aviv University researchers say the robot, the size of a single cell, can navigate in a biological sample and transport dying cells for further analysis.

Analysis confirms first documented case of an animal possessing characteristics resembling domestication without recent hybridization.

Gaze-contingent music reward therapy helped relieve the symptoms of 50 percent of patients, in similar success rate to Cipralex treatment.

Thirdhand smoke refers to the residual chemicals in a cigarette becoming absorbed into the home environment.

Meet the hybrid micro-robot: the tiny robot that is able to navigate in a physiological environment and capture targeted damaged cells!

The study's results were published in the prestigious scientific journal Science Advances.

Tel Aviv University researchers found that 'junk DNA' has managed to survive due to its proximity to functional areas. 

The discovery could aid in the creation of anti-microbial medications.

Technology developed at Tel Aviv University enables advancement of delivery systems for controlled release of drugs in the body using UV light.

Combination of ultrasound and nanobubbles enables specific targeting and minimizes damage to surrounding tissue.

Female locusts can extend their bodies by as much as three times their original length.

The study identified the mechanism that generates a cancer-promoting inflammatory environment in response to chemotherapy.

Magnetic field reconstruction matched battle sites to Egyptian, Aramean, Assyrian and Babylonian military campaigns recounted in the Bible.

Scientists are developing an early stage blood test that can identify nearly 100% of genetic problems accurately and without fear of miscarriage.

Israeli researchers achieved remarkable results in both animal models and glioblastoma samples taken from human patients.

This groundbreaking Israeli method could easily be implemented by any staff member in any clinic, without special training.

Findings may lead to more accurate diagnoses of post-traumatic stress disorder and lay groundwork for microbiotic-related medications.

Tel Aviv University scientists showed that the function of the corals’ fluorescence is actually to serve as a lure for prey.

Encouraging results may lead to effective treatments for a range of rare syndromes that impair brain functions.

Israelis were left bloodied by violence during a ceremony for 'Nakba Day,' an annual event during which Palestinians rail against the creation of the Jewish state.

As Israel marks Yom Hashoah, a new Tel Aviv University study reminds us why the Jewish state must remain strong.

This 'off-the-shelf' medicine against Coronavirus, flu and other viruses, developed by researchers at Tel Aviv University, may surprise you.

'It increases the sensitivity of cancer cells resistant to chemotherapy, while also reinvigorating immune cells.'

Persistent post-concussion syndrome is misdiagnosed as ADHD or depression, preventing children from receiving appropriate treatment.

Doctoral student of law Maryana Sytar, who was studying in Ukraine before Russia’s invasion, landed in Israel on Thursday.

The 35 soldiers involved had previously been resistant to psychiatric medications and psychotherapy.

Spinal cord injuries have long been a challenge for scientists to develop an effective cure. But Israeli researchers are providing hope.

Professor Itzhak Shapira, a cardiologist, is deputy director-general of Tel Aviv's Sourasky Medical Center.