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This is an excerpt of an article by Iris Kamenev, who is finishing her first year as a student at
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By Lindsay Fendt, a 2019 AABGU Murray Fromson Journalism Fellow Smithsonian Magazine — When the Israeli winemaker Eran Raz decided
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Israel21C — The $21.4 million Collaborative Water-Energy Research Center is set to be led by Northwestern University of Chicago and
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Ynet.com — In response to a shortage of personal protective equipment on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis, an
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No Camels — The Israeli government approved a series of new directives meant to roll back restrictions put in place
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The Jerusalem Post — Israel has started analyzing wastewater for the novel coronavirus to estimate the number of infections at
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Dr. Colin Fields graduated from BGU’s Medical School for International Health (MSIH) in 2010. Currently he is a sub-investigator on
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The Jewish Press — As clinical trials trudge along in the global effort to find effective treatments for COVID-19, a
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News Medical — With the worldwide focus on coronavirus prevention and transmission, a new type of air filter that self-sterilizes and
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The Jerusalem Post — Ben-Gurion University researchers have developed an algorithm-based test that can speed COVID-19 testing eightfold and help
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(Updated May 5) On March 12, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev President Prof. Daniel Chamovitz announced the BGU COVID-19 Response
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The Times of Israel — BGU researchers have developed surface coatings based on nanomaterials, with both antiviral and antibacterial properties,
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The Jerusalem Post — Carolina Tannenbaum-Baruchi, a public health doctoral student in BGU’s Faculty of Health Sciences, designed a new
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The post BGU Ph.D. Student Designs Face Masks for the Hearing Impaired appeared first on AABGU.
Dr. Tobin Greensweig (MSIH ’14) was already an engineer before he started medical studies at BGU’s Medical School for International
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ISRAEL21c — It doesn’t take an expert to see that the coronavirus pandemic has left the global economy gasping for
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Newsweek — Ben-Gurion University scientists suggest future coronavirus outbreaks could be tracked using sewage water. In a preliminary study, the
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The Media Line — As airlines prepare to resume flights to Israel and other countries in coming weeks, carriers’ reputations
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The post Only Airlines With Strictest Virus Measures Will Survive appeared first on AABGU.
Excerpted from Haaretz — This past Purim, in late March, a delegation of kabbalists and rabbis from Jerusalem flew over
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The post How Jewish Mystics Sought to Vanquish the Coronavirus and Hitler appeared first on AABGU.
The Media Line — The coronavirus pandemic could spark a revolution in the use of drones in the medical sector,
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Green Prophet — Prof. Itzik Mizrahi, of BGU’s Department of Life Sciences and a member of the National Institute for Biotechnology in
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FOX News — FOX News recently visited BGU to interview Prof. Gabby Sarusi. He developed a one-minute electro-optical test using
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Gary S. DeBode was elected president of American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (AABGU) at a board meeting held
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The Times of Israel — As Israel’s Energy Ministry considers raising the country’s 2030 renewable energy target from 17% to
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The Jerusalem Post — “The novel coronavirus, SARSCoV-2, spread across the globe, reminding people that regardless of borders, race, religion,
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The post BGU Community Unites to Tackle COVID-19 appeared first on AABGU.
The Jerusalem Post — In a scientific breakthrough, a research team, headed by Dr. Assaf Zaritsky from BGU’s Department of Software
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The post One Step Closer to Developing a Cure for Melanoma appeared first on AABGU.
NoCamels — As lifeguards return to work in Israel, a new artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by BGU students could
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The Algemeiner — Dr. Tal Zaks, a BGU alum who is now the chief medical officer of Moderna, one of
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NoCamels — The National Autism Research Center of Israel at BGU announced it will launch a national database in collaboration with
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The Jerusalem Post — A long term study from BGU on epidemic outbreaks found that while research on infectious coronavirus disease
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The New York Times –A BGU research team has pioneered a new coronavirus testing procedure, which is faster and more
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The Jerusalem Post — Can consuming your own microbiome from your feces help you maintain weight loss? A new study
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The Jerusalem Post — Medical devices that are vulnerable to cyberattacks and computer viruses now have a new line of
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ISRAEL21c — Wastewater containing coronavirus may be a serious public health threat, according to a new global study led by
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The Jerusalem Post — Prof. Mark Last, a member of BGU’s Department of Software and Information Systems Engineering and director of
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The post End of COVID-19 Peak in Israel Is Only Weeks Away appeared first on AABGU.
Forbes — If there’s one thing a hospital patient doesn’t want to think about as they prepare for a medical scan
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NPR’s The Loh Down on Science podcast features BGU research findings from Dr. Shelly Levy-Tzedek, head of the Cognition, Aging and
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Intermountain Jewish News — Israel’s first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, was a huge believer in the potential of the Negev
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Haaretz — In an interview with Haaretz, social psychologist, neuroscientist, and BGU lecturer, Dr. Tomer Bakalash, explains what happens to
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BEER-SHEVA, Israel and RABAT, Morocco, September 14, 2021 – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in Israel and Université Internationale
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Yahoo! Lifestyle — A new study published in the European Journal of Internal Medicine conducted by researchers from BGU and
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The post New BGU Study: Medical Cannabis Reduces Blood Pressure appeared first on A4BGU.
Morocco World News — Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in Israel and the Rabat International University (UIR) in Morocco
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Israel21C — Tikva Bracha, 2021 recipient of BGU’s William Berelson Prize for the Promotion of Jewish-Arab Understanding in Memory of
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CNN – “What we have done is miniaturized the radar instrument,” Rei Goffer, a BGU alumnus, former pilot in the
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VICE — Researchers have found a new and surprisingly simple method for bypassing facial recognition software using makeup patterns. A
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Jewish Link — Artificial sweeteners found in many foods, sports supplements and beverages could be causing long-term digestive disease and
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Israel21C — The Dead Sea has been shrinking at an alarming pace, losing more than a meter (some 40 inches)
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Oregon Jewish Life — With a new academic appointment and the upcoming Center for the Study of a Shared Society, Ben-Gurion
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The Jerusalem Post — Israel is experiencing a dire shortage in occupational therapists. Ben-Gurion University of the Negev is creating
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The Jerusalem Post — As the climate crisis continues to threaten many services that plant communities provide to humans, including
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The Times of Israel — Japanese IT multinational Fujitsu is partnering with BGU to launch a new cybersecurity center in
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