Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Female mice are at the same risk of autism as males - study

A new rodent study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals striking similarities in synaptic abnormalities and behavioral patterns between male and female mouse models of ASD.

Secrets of Mongolia's Great Wall uncovered with help of Israeli researchers

Mongolian researchers have teamed up with colleagues from – of all places – the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to study the previously overlooked Mongolian Arc.

What viruses can trigger juvenile diabetes?

Jerusalem team disproves belief that a virus always triggers type-1 diabetes and suggest ways with potential to treat and cure it in the future

Mount Scopus campus, Hebrew University Jerusalem

Parents of autistic children struggle during war, Hebrew U study reveals

Elevated stress has been triggered in parents of autistic children following the October 7 massacre and during the Gaza war.

Jerusalem students collaborate in hackathon, boosting Israel's digital PR during wartime

The group joined forces for a 48-hour hackathon with the goal of enhancing Israel's public relations efforts across various digital platform during the ongoing war.

Shlomo Avineri, esteemed political scientist and Israel Prize laureate, dies at 90

Avineri was a prolific writer, authoring 10 books and contributing significantly to the understanding of Zionism, socialism, and political philosophy.

Bacterial spores that hibernate millions of years offer key insights into evolution

A new study at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HU) discovered key insights into bacterial spores' evolutionary strategies

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