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Mobileye, one of the startups that the Prince is visiting, is a product of Hebrew University research from Prof. Amnon Shashua, and was recently sold to Intel for $15 billion USD. -
Close examination of pancreas in various animals, large and small, yields 'shockingly beautiful and unexpected' correlation for researchers from Israel, Canada, Germany -
GemmaCert started off as a project in collaboration with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. That is the same university in which Professor Raphael Mechoulam, a professor of Medicinal Chemistry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, conducted his groundbreaking and unparalleled research on THC. -
The inscription underwent preliminary deciphering by Dr. Nitzan Amitai-Preiss of the Rothberg International School at Hebrew University. The Hebrew U scientist deciphered the inscription, an unusual two-line personal prayer on the minuscule 1-centimeter Arabic-inscribed piece of clay, which reads: “Karim entrusts himself to Allah. Allah – the Lord of the worlds.” The size of the object, its shape and the text on it indicate that it was apparently used as an amulet for blessing and protection. -
Canadians celebrated at this year's meeting at the Hebrew University with an Honorary Doctorate Recipient, a Fellowship Recipient, Wall of Life Honouree, and many scholarships. -
Artificial intelligence can surpass the human brain but can’t develop a mind to solve problems together with the brain, says Prof. Yuval Noah Harari. -
Nir Waiskopf, Ph.D., team leader for a nanotechnology project at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, explains the uses of nanotechnology in biomedical, industrial printing, and display and packaging applications.
