Bar-Ilan University
Europe remembers its murdered Jews, but does it listen to living ones? - opinion
Jewish life in Europe was never only a story of loss, and it is not one today. Israel cannot replace the Jewish Europe that disappeared.
Trump’s endorsement of Netanyahu is unlikely to sway Israeli voters or US-Israel ties - opinion
High Court challenges law excluding women from Israel's Chief Rabbinate elections
Shahar Nevo's double life as Bar-Ilan math professor accused of plotting massacre - explainer
Academic collaboration: Israeli, Italian researchers suggest intervention in early Alzheimer's
In a scientific breakthrough, a team of researchers from Israel and Italy found potential interventions in the early stages of Alzheimer's and stress targeting this earlier stage.
Grapevine, March 17, 2024: It's in the book!
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Bar-Ilan program creates unique encounters between Jewish and Arab high school students in Israel
The high school program was first aimed at bringing together schools from the secular and religious sectors of Jewish society, but since last year it also brings together Jewish and Arab students.
UNLV police end Israeli professor's black holes lecture after protest
Prof. Peer said that he was 15 minutes into his guest lecture when a group of protesters entered the room with banners and flags.
Say goodbye to spoiled fruits and vegetables and hello to edible and fresh produce
In a scientific breakthrough, Bar-Ilan University researchers coat produce with edible nanoparticles that extend the shelf life of strawberries by 15 days.
Grapevine February 14, 2024: Gender-based violence
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Gut microbiome potential connection to autism revealed - study
Philadelphia Eagles football team foundation has named discovery among 34 projects specializing in cutting-edge autism research.
Grapevine, January 24, 2024: An error of omission
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Bar-Ilan distributes NIS 13 million to 2,700 students affected by the war
The university raised over 20 million shekels to help students displaced from their homes or called up for reserve duty.
Traumatic events disrupt our perception of time, BIU study finds
“Time perception changes as a result of exposure to trauma and, since October 7, it is being experienced not only on a personal level but also on a collective level," suggested the researchers.
