BFBIU and The Rachel Charitable Trust are delighted to announce the launch of the Noé Sacks Scholarships, supporting ten postgraduate students at Bar-Ilan’s new Jonathan Sacks Institute. These...
Women are excelling academically, earning degrees at higher rates, and demonstrating outstanding achievements. However, despite their success, a persistent gender gap exists in academia. As faculty...
As the world watches the unfolding political landscape in the US, one question looms large: What will a second Trump presidency mean for global stability? The international community is facing...
As the coordinator of the the MultiSpin.AI project, funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe programme, Bar-Ilan researchers are leading the development of a new technology that could make AI...
Bar-Ilan researchers across disciplines are developing groundbreaking solutions to tackle climate change, clean energy and environmental challenges. Below are just a few examples: Dr Yaron Yehoshua...
The term "rare diseases" might be misleading. While each condition affects a relatively small number of people, together, they impact millions globally. Despite this, 95% of these diseases lack...
With Bar-Ilan University's unwavering support, student reservists continue their studies while defending the country for the second consecutive year. For Ophir Aharoni, a 25-year-old combat officer...
In co-working spaces and cafés across the world, a new phenomenon is taking shape. Israeli digital nomads - professionals who've chosen to work remotely while traveling the world - are redefining...
Hidden beneath the sands of time, a revolutionary farming system from the early Islamic period might hold the key to feeding our increasingly water-stressed world. A new international study, led by...
Cancer cells are notorious for their insatiable hunger for sugar—so much so that they steal it from healthy cells, including the body's own immune defenders. But now, Bar-Ilan's medical research has...
