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The new collaboration between the Kempner Institute at Harvard University and the Edmond and Lily Safra Center for Brain Sciences - ELSC at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, will bring together leading researchers in neuroscience, machine learning, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence to explore one of science’s biggest questions: how intelligence works across biological and artificial systems
Yesterday, we hosted Yissum’s first webinar in collaboration with CCFI - Chambre de Commerce France Israel (the France-Israel Chamber of Commerce), aimed at fostering partnerships with French companies, investors, and entrepreneurs The webinar brought together around 20 representatives from French companies for an engaging evening of innovation,...
Prof. Amster-Choder, from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Medicine, has received a highly competitive and prestigious Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) international research grant, awarded to a select group of leading researchers worldwide. She will lead this project in collaboration with Prof.
Cooling Crops, a Hebrew University spinout, is developing a spray that can reduce plant temperature by up to 6°C under extreme heat, helping crops survive increasingly frequent heatwaves and improving yields. But the bigger idea is what really stands out. By enabling plants to release heat more efficiently through existing spectral “windows”...
We’re excited to continue the INNOVATION CORNER series, where cutting-edge research meets real-world impact. This time, we’re proud to host one of the leading global voices in applied AI: Dr. Aya Soffer VP, AI Technologies, IBM Global Research AI Organization Director, IBM Research Israel Meetup #6 The Reality Behind Artificial Intelligen...
Globes Magazine’s 2026 list of the 50 Most Influential Women highlights leaders shaping Israel’s economy, society, and future across business, public service, academia, healthcare, technology, and beyond. 18 are graduates of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. This is what sustained impact looks like.