Business and Management
Business Education: The Path to Peace and Prosperity? 05.08.13
TAU and USAID program brings together Palestinian executives and top Israeli business minds.
It's True! Feeling Powerful Leads to Happiness 03.26.13
Powerful people feel freer to be their authentic selves, find TAU researchers.
TAU's Innovation Incubator Hosts International Business Week 02.05.13
StarTAU's fourth annual workshop nurtures global entrepreneurship.
Living Abroad Can Bring Professional Success — If You Do It Right 11.06.12
TAU research finds that embracing two cultures helps you climb the career ladder.
TAU Hosts Second Annual Sofaer International MBA Case Competition 07.06.12
Global competition cements Sofaer International MBA's place on world map.
Mom Was Right: It's What You Know, Not Who You Know 03.29.12
Intelligence wins out over socio-economic status when it comes to career advancement, TAU research proves.
Burning Calories at the Gym Avoids Burnout at Work 02.23.12
Physical activity keeps workers mentally fit, says a TAU researcher.
Storm Warning: Financial Tsunami Heading This Way 02.09.12
TAU researchers develop financial "seismograph" for early detection of collapse waves in the global market.
Businessmen with Heart 01.20.12
Award-winning Sofaer International MBA a vehicle for change and inspiration.
Hang Out at the Water Cooler = Life Longer 08.04.11
Getting along with co-workers can significantly increase your lifespan, says TAU researcher.
Sofaer Case Competition Goes Global 07.18.11
TAU team shares top prize in first international MBA contest.
Is a Little Negativity the Best Marketing Policy? 07.11.11
Honesty about "blemishes" can attract consumers to your product, says TAU researcher.
Using Fear to Guide Smart Investments 06.30.11
Betting on market volatility may make you richer, says a TAU researcher.
Diagnosing "Seizures" in the U.S. Economy 05.12.11
TAU researcher says a comparison with epilepsy is an appropriate prism to view economics.
Shopping Religiously 11.15.10
Brand choice, like religion, can express self-worth, says TAU researcher.
Boosting Productivity Without Additional Capital 11.02.10
Confidence in your tools increases your efficiency, TAU study finds.
Fishing for Peace at TEDxTelAviv 05.05.10
TAU students propose a "business net" to link Gaza and the international business community.
Close, But Not Too Close 05.04.10
Donors to charities aren't always comfortable with a victim-in-need, TAU study finds.
Flexing Your Marathon Muscles at Work 03.03.10
New TAU study says control freaks can reduce their stress load and perform better.
"Subjective Time" Can Improve Your Bottom Line 02.04.10
TAU researchers find time can be manipulated to increase profits and keep customers happy.
To Be or To Become: That's the Question for Advertisers 02.02.10
New TAU study identifies a mindset to get you to buy products.
Finding More in "Most" 11.19.09
TAU shakes the world of linguistics with a scientific study of an everyday word.
Reversing Brain Drain 10.08.09
TAU's formula can repatriate America's lost and lonely workforce abroad.
Your Tools Are as Good as You Think They Are 08.04.09
Faith in a company's technical resources can boost productivity, a TAU study finds.
More McBang for Your McBuck 07.13.09
TAU says McDonald's "Dollar Menu" is a model for corporate success in economic hard times.
If You Do Good, You Look Good 06.11.09
TAU researcher finds image is a prime motivator for charitable giving.
Three Degrees of Separation for Getting That Job 06.08.09
TAU advises referral from "friend of a friend" for interview success.
Avoiding Social Potholes on Your Career Path 05.14.09
A networking "opportunity" might be a curse in disguise, warns TAU economist.
Working Your Friendships at Work 04.30.09
TAU research finds social relationships can pay off in the office.
Seizing the Day 12.31.08
TAU researchers find epileptics in stressful jobs can handle the pressure.
A Simple Questionnaire to Replace a Doctor's Exam 12.22.08
TAU research swaps costly employer medical exams for an efficient, non-invasive quiz.
To Queue or Not to Queue? 09.22.08
Long lines for service can affect a business's bottom line, a TAU researcher suggests.
Negotiating Through the Glass Ceiling 06.25.08
A new TAU study suggests the feminine touch could be your company's secret weapon.
"Great Expectations" in the Workplace 04.29.08
A TAU study finds that managers who expect more from their employees get more.
Is Globalization as Old as the Earth? 04.02.08
A TAU archaeologist finds that ancient Jerusalem may be a model for today's corporations.
Log Off or Burn Out 11.26.07
Electronic tethers like email and cell phones have no place on vacations, says a TAU researcher.
Business Class Round Trip, Tel Aviv to Chicago 08.24.07
Fifty Israeli business students fly to the U.S. for a unique educational opportunity.
TAU Means Business 07.01.07
Texas secretary of state Phil Wilson included TAU on his itinerary during a recent visit to Israel.
Legal Credit 03.17.06
Tel Aviv University law students give religious women the skills to open small businesses.
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Computers and Technology
A Privacy Risk in Your DNA 02.07.13
New policies are needed to safeguard participants' identity in genetic studies, cautions TAU researcher.
Is Facebook a Factor in Psychotic Symptoms? 11.20.12
TAU researcher connects computer communications and psychosis.
TAU Named to Spearhead Groundbreaking Nanotechnology Consortium 10.18.12
Group of eleven laboratories to target personalized treatment for cancer, infectious and heart diseases.
Radiation-Enabled Computer Chips Could Lead to Low-Cost Security Imaging Systems 09.12.12
Small, affordable high-frequency chips will have broad applications in detection technology, TAU researcher says.
Controlling Superconductors with Light 08.27.12
TAU researcher discovers that a ray of light could lead to the next generation of superconductors.
TAU Teams with New York's CA Technologies to Open New Innovation Center 07.16.12
School and business to collaborate on IT management and cybersecurity issues.
Carbon-Based Transistors Ramp Up Speed and Memory for Mobile Devices 07.16.12
Award-winning TAU research attracts electronic industry giants.
Smart Phones Are Changing Real World Privacy Settings 04.10.12
TAU research finds that smart phone users develop new concepts of privacy in public spaces.
Biodegradable Transistors — Made from Us 03.07.12
Award-winning TAU research uses self-assembling blood, milk, and mucus proteins to build next generation technology.
Making Collective Wisdom Wiser 11.29.11
TAU researcher develops methods to automatically optimize "crowd-sourcing" of online data.
Bats, Dolphins, and Mole Rates Inspire Advances in Ultrasound Technology 11.14.11
TAU researchers look to animal "return signals" to shape medical and military advances.
Hybrid Power Plants Can Help Industry Go Green 11.03.11
TAU researchers develop affordable solar options for power plants.
Thousand-Color Sensor Reveals Contaminants in Earth and Sea 11.02.11
TAU technology spots environmental hazards from inches to light-years away.
New iPhone App Keeps Eyesight from Deteriorating 11.01.11
TAU researcher develops application to delay the need for reading glasses.
Piecing Together the Priceless "Cairo Genizah" 10.18.11
TAU researchers use computers to reassemble the world's largest medieval library.
"Ghostwriting" the Torah? 10.10.11
New algorithm distinguishes contributors to the Old Testament with high accuracy, says TAU research.
Innovative Superconductor Fibers Carry 40 Times More Electricity 09.07.11
TAU researchers marry old and new to create the next generation of superconductors.
The Geophysicist's Guide to Striking It Rich 09.01.11
TAU researchers develop integrated method for oil and gas survey.
Watching Viruses "Friend" a Network 08.30.11
TAU develops a Facebook application to track the path of infection.
Can the Spanish Flu Devastate Us Again? 08.15.11
TAU researchers work to determine how H1N1 becomes pandemic.
A New Line of Defense Against Sexual Assault 08.09.11
TAU researchers develop pocket-sized sensor to detect "date rape" drugs.
Tracking Crime in Real Time 08.08.11
TAU researcher develops "Crime Tracking" algorithm to process moving information.
Conducting Energy on a Nano Scale 07.15.11
"Doped" nanocrystals are the future of technology, says TAU researcher.
Programming Regret for Google 04.13.11
TAU scientists give computers "hindsight" to anticipate the future.
Running on a Faster Track 02.16.11
TAU develops scheduling tool to save time on public transport.
Roaches Inspire Robotics 02.07.11
TAU uses the common cockroach to fine-tune robots of the future.
A Cool Way to Make Glass 02.02.11
TAU uses quantum mechanics to melt glass at Absolute Zero.
Taking Unpleasant Surprises Out of Plastic Surgery 02.01.11
TAU researcher develops a 3D "before-and-after" tool for plastic surgeons.
The Science of Bike-sharing 01.31.11
TAU develops a high-tech tool to improve two-wheeled public transportation.
Challenging the Limits of Learning 01.19.11
TAU measures the human mind against the yardstick of a machine.
Keeping Your Digital Secrets Safe 01.18.11
TAU develops security application to keep private data private.
The "Spaser" Heats Up Laser Technology 01.12.11
TAU develops a groundbreaking nano-laser for medicine and electronics.
Debunking Solar Energy Efficiency Measurements 01.10.11
TAU "recalculates" efficiency paradigm for thin film solar panels.
TAU Scientist Puts Google into "Fast Company" 01.04.11
R&D under Prof. Yossi Matias is creating many of Google's gee-whiz functions.
Reading Avatar's DNA 12.21.10
TAU researcher turns film sequences into "genetic code" to catch video pirates.
Choose a Movie's Plot — While You Watch It 12.13.10
TAU lets you change the course of a film with the click of a button.
What Will Threaten Us in 2040? 11.17.10
TAU leads an international project to predict and prepare for threats from future technologies.
Out-Sniffing Bomb-Sniffing Dogs 11.10.10
TAU researcher leads development of swift, small, highly reliable sensor to detect explosives.
A Tracking Device That Fits on the Head of a Pin 10.05.10
TAU develops mini-gyroscopes to guide smartphones and medical equipment.
How Safe Is Your Swipe? 09.20.10
Thinking like hackers, TAU programmers find security loopholes in "secure" microships.
"Greening" Your Flat Screen TV 08.25.10
TAU develops an organic LED light source for home electronics, medicine and clean energy.
Micromachines for a Safer World 08.10.10
TAU researchers develop improved MEMS devices for sport, electronics and defense.
A Pinch of Light 07.06.10
TAU builds special laser "tweezers" for medicine, communications and harvesting energy.
Shining a Light Around Corners 06.16.10
TAU scientists explore a new method for curving "Airy" light beams.
A "Fat Forward" Research Tool 05.06.10
TAU develops microscope-based cell scanner to speed research into fat-busting drugs.
An Optical Traffic Cop for Rapid Communication 05.03.10
TAU develops fiber optics technology to replace semi-conductors.
A Virtual Muscle Machine for Kids with Disabilities 04.27.10
TAU researcher pioneers 3D "occupational therapy" for children.
An Artificial Eye on Your Driving 04.20.10
TAU develops new safety technology for automotive industry.
Safer Swiping While Voting and Globetrotting 04.15.10
TAU security expert finds security holes in America's passports and "smart cards."
Laser Security for the Internet 03.23.10
TAU scientist invents a digital security tool good enough for the CIA — and for you.
Seeing a Bionic Eye on Medicine's Horizon 03.22.10
TAU pioneers research for new retinal implant technology.
A More Sensitive Sensor 03.17.10
TAU pioneers sensor technology for industry using nano-sized carbon tubes.
A Window that Washes Itself? 12.03.09
TAU's new nano-material may revolutionize solar panels and batteries too.
Calling Off Disaster 11.12.09
Popular Science names TAU cellphone/flood technology "Invention of the Year."
Keeping Hearts Pumping with "LifeFlow" 11.05.09
TAU's smart I.V. device to save lives at disaster sites.
Protecting Your Virtual Privacy 11.03.09
TAU recommends that lawmakers take a closer look at digital and Internet security.
Keeping DNA "All in the Family" 10.06.09
Kids' right-to-privacy for their genetic material needs better protection, says TAU researcher.
TAU Lays Foundation for World's Smallest Laser 09.03.09
American scientists build new "Spaser" based on TAU blueprint.
Open Source DNA 08.31.09
TAU finds a new solution to guarantee privacy and scientific freedom in genetic research.
Flying by the Skin of Our Teeth 08.19.09
TAU says that teeth give us clues for building lighter airplanes and space vehicles.
Hearing the Words Beneath the Noise 08.05.09
TAU provides major improvement for the hearing-impaired with new hearing-aid software application.
A Police Woman Fights Quantum Hacking and Cracking 07.30.09
TAU researcher stays one step ahead of new threats to online security.
Hurricane Katrina: Phone Home 07.06.09
TAU research finds cell phone towers can help predict the next big flood.
Zooming In to Catch the Bad Guys 06.30.09
New "perfection tool" from TAU enhances video to catch criminals and terrorists.
Treating Lazy Eyes with a Joystick 06.22.09
TAU develops computer game therapy now ready for treating adults.
A Dose of PlayStation to Heal Severe Burns 05.19.09
TAU prescribes Sony's "EyeToy" to speed physical and emotional recovery.
Monitoring Water Through a Snake's Eyes 05.11.09
TAU's special infrared fibers can defend America's water from chemoterrorism.
Violent Video Games Can Improve Vision 04.07.09
TAU research finds teens enhance their eyesight while engaging in play.
Intruder Alert: TAU's "Smart Dew" Will Find You! 03.26.09
Dewdrop-sized motes serve as invisible security guards.
Putting Nanoparticles Together 03.11.09
TAU researchers spearhead the world's first nanoparticle impact database.
Evildoers Everywhere: Get a Whiff of This 02.18.09
TAU chemists explore sweat as the "fingerprint of the future."
Tiny "Lab-on-a-Chip" Can Detect Pollutants, Disease and Biological Weapons 02.17.09
TAU scientists develop highly accurate nano-scale bio-monitoring system.
Fighting Tomorrow's Hackers 02.05.09
TAU research is developing a system to keep encryption safe from quantum computers.
Decoding Funny Faces to Detect Disease 02.04.09
TAU researcher discovers brain imaging can identify mental illness before it starts.
Spotting the Next Great Music Superstar 12.08.08
TAU researchers develop a way to predict future hit artists.
The Beauty Machine 11.06.08
TAU makes the average face a knockout with a single click.
Could Dr. House Be Replaced by a Computer? 10.16.08
TAU computer scientists are cracking the code on the metabolism of human diseases.
Putting a "Korset" on the Spread of Computer Viruses 09.09.08
A TAU invention stays one step ahead of anti-virus software.
Expanding Fields of Vision 08.08.08
New virtual reality goggles create an equal opportunity eye test.
A Digital Haven for Terrorists on Our Own Shores? 05.05.08
Mainstream Internet companies are a home for terrorist websites, a TAU study finds.
NASDAQ-Traded Internet Company Partners with TAU 04.18.08
A joint research center will be based at TAU's Department of Computer Sciences.
The Beauty Machine 04.04.08
TAU scientists have taught a computer to recognize attractiveness in women.
Preventing the Big American Blackout 03.12.08
Analysts from Tel Aviv University and San Francisco offer sound solutions for looming energy crises.
Mind the (Online) Gap 02.04.08
The digital divide between parents and children is widening, warns a TAU researcher.
They're Having a "Heatwave" 10.10.07
A TAU theoretical chemist is studying the impact of molecular heat transfer in nanotechnology.
Whose Fault Is It? 10.02.07
Earthquake experts at TAU are turning to history for guidance.
Is the Internet a Digital Danger? 08.15.07
A psychiatrist at TAU suggests that excessive Internet use be classified as a treatable addiction.
TAU Researchers Bring Nanotechnologies to Life 11.03.05
Israeli team seeks to invent world's first "Tissue Machine."
Computer Program Learns Language Rules and Composes Sentences Without Outside Help 11.03.05
A computer program developed by TAU and Cornell University brings a new meaning to "computer literate."
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Environment and Ecology
Israel Prize Awarded to TAU Scientist for Innovations in Water Research 01.18.13
TAU's Prof. Emeritus Gideon Dagan wins Israel's top honor.
Tracking Pollution from Outer Space 11.27.12
TAU team uses NASA satellites to measure pollution hovering over world's megacities.
TAU Researchers Use Satellite Technology to Identify Potential Dead Sea Sinkhole Sites 10.16.12
Advanced prediction techniques boost safety in the region.
Predicting Wave Power Could Double Marine-Based Energy 09.10.12
Forecasting wave height one second in advance optimizes energy collection, says a TAU researcher.
Viruses Could be the Key to Healthy Corals 08.30.12
TAU develops treatment for deadly coral bacteria based on human medicine.
More Gold — and Other Minerals — in Them Thar Hills? 07.24.12
TAU researcher's new method uncovers half-million ton mineral deposit in rough mountain terrain.
Climate Change May Lead to Fewer — But More Violent — Thunderstorms 07.10.12
Number of flash floods and forest fires could increase with temperature, says TAU researcher.
Steel-Strength Plastics — and Green, Too! 06.06.12
TAU researcher develops durable plastic that may replace metals.
Air Pollution Linked to Chronic Health Disease 06.05.12
High pollution increases risk of repeated heart attacks by over 40 percent, says TAU researcher.
"Dip Chip" Technology Tests Toxicity On-the-Go 05.14.12
Biosensor warns of toxicity in real time, says TAU researcher.
Israel Names TAU's Renewable Energy Center a "Center of Research Excellence" 04.18.12
TAU research center aims to enhance electric vehicle capability and reduce dependence on foreign oil.
Swifts Return to the Holy City 04.16.12
TAU researcher hosts ceremony to welcome migrating swifts back to Western Wall meeting site.
Endangered Bats Find Sanctuary in Israeli "Ghost Bunkers" 04.12.12
Abandoned army bunkers a lifeline for bats, says a TAU researcher.
Has the Dead Sea Used Up its Nine Lives? 04.10.12
TAU research finds that the Dead Sea almost dried up over 100,000 years ago.
Is Seaweed the Future of Biofuel? 03.05.12
TAU scientist takes the search for alternative energy sources to the sea.
Saving Lives and Aircraft on the Bird Superhighway 02.06.12
TAU technology tracks bird migration in real time to avoid collision in the skies.
Reclaiming the Land After a Forest Fire 12.22.11
TAU researchers use organic polymer to protect scorched soil from erosion.
A Light Wave of Innovation to Advance Solar Energy 11.10.11
TAU researchers adapt classic antennas to harness more power from the sun.
Carbon Monoxide — The Silent Calmer? 11.08.11
Inhaling low levels of CO reduces the impact of environmental stress, TAU researcher finds.
Hybrid Power Plants Can Help Industry Go Green 11.03.11
TAU researchers develop affordable solar options for power plants.
Thousand-Color Sensor Reveals Contaminants in Earth and Sea 11.02.11
TAU technology spots environmental hazards from inches to light-years away.
Growing Something out of Nothing 10.26.11
TAU researchers nurture innovative biofuel crops to reduce our carbon footprint.
The Geophysicist's Guide to Striking It Rich 09.01.11
TAU researchers develop integrated method for oil and gas survey.
Soft Coral Builds Strong Reefs 08.16.11
TAU researcher discovers that endangered soft corals are also building blocks of coral reefs.
Raptor Usurpers in Neighboring Habitats Reshape the Conventional Wisdom 08.03.11
Environmental assessments need to examine a broader reach, says TAU researcher.
Environmental Pollutants Lurk Long After They "Disappear" 07.20.11
Ridding the environment of pharmaceutical waste not as easy as it seems, warns TAU researcher.
TAU Raises the Green Bar 05.24.11
Scroll-signing ceremony for new "EcoBuilding" paves the way for cornerstone laying.
Mucus: Fighting the War Against Pollutants 03.30.11
TAU research says a body's defense mechanism may also provide a new drug delivery system.
"Fault-Finding" Coral Reefs Can Predict the Site of Coming Earthquakes 03.21.11
TAU researchers investigate sediment slides and coral reefs to study historic earthquake patterns.
A Seismograph for Ancient Earthquakes 03.14.11
Learning from history, TAU invention can improve earthquake protection today.
Debunking Solar Energy Efficiency Measurements 01.10.11
TAU "recalculates" efficiency paradigm for thin film solar panels.
TAU discovers that the outer shell of a hornet can harvest solar power.
TAU lecturer's holiday tree was created from 5,480 recycled bottles.
Unprecedented TAU clmiate change study digs into half a million years of history.
TAU uses sugar and cornstarch to make environmentally safer plastics.
TAU's Dr. Yossi Leshem leads the list of the nation's top 10 environmentalists.
TAU research finds "cloud seeding" doesn't produce rain.
TAU measures the effect of dew on desert plants.
Getting a Tail Up on Conservation? 09.01.10
TAU develops advanced method for measuring lizard weight from size.
"Greening" Your Flat Screen TV 08.25.10
TAU develops an organic LED light source for home electronics, medicine and clean energy.
A Nemesis for Oil Spills 08.03.10
Proven TAU bacterial technology can clean up the oil that BP's cleaning crew leaves behind.
The Wisdom of Tel Aviv University's Owls 06.24.10
Eco-agriculture projects are uniting the Middle East.
Protein Power for Jack and the Beanstalk 05.17.10
Between shoot and root, TAU unlocks a new tool for the biofuel industry.
Where There's Smoke ... 04.22.10
TAU says lightning can show how pollution alters thunderstorm intensity.
Water, Fair and Foul 04.21.10
TAU demonstrates that UV light can zap unwanted "life" in your drinking water and save taxpayer dollars.
A New Energy Source from the Common Pea 03.04.10
TAU scientists create a solar energy device from a plant protein structure.
Bunkers for Bats 03.02.10
TAU's "batmen" zoologists find unique hangouts for notorious nocturnal creatures.
Animals Cope with Climate Change at the Dinner Table 02.08.10
TAU research finds birds, foxes and small mammals adapt their diets to global warming.
How Arthritis Thrives 01.25.10
TAU expert reviews environmental triggers (hairspray! lipstick!) of common autoimmune diseases.
A Deadly Scorpion Provides a Safe Pesticide 01.11.10
TAU researcher uses scorpion venom to develop a safe and ecologically sound pest control method.
Corals Fight Back — Fish Beware! 12.09.09
TAU student snaps a jellyfish-eating coral.
Calling Off Disaster 11.12.09
Popular Science names TAU cellphone/flood technology "Invention of the Year."
A Thermometer for the Earth 10.01.09
TAU's "soil dipstick" forecasts the health of farms, forests and the planet.
TAU Invention Busts Dust 09.22.09
TAU's "Dust Alert" exposes dangerous invisible pollution, pollen and construction waste.
A "Super Sensor" for Cancer and CSI's 08.03.09
TAU develops tiny device to "sniff out" disease, heart attacks, poison and environmental pollution.
Hurricane Katrina: Phone Home 07.06.09
TAU research finds cell phone towers can help predict the next big flood.
Monitoring Water Through a Snake's Eyes 05.11.09
TAU's special infrared fibers can defend America's water from chemoterrorism.
A Flash of Lightning in a Hurricane's Eye 04.20.09
New TAU research measures lightning strikes to predict a hurricane's power.
A Dirty Job But ... 04.13.09
TAU research digs deep to cleanse soil of dangerous pollutants.
A Winged Alternative to Toxic Pesticides 04.02.09
A TAU ornithologist replaces pesticides with birds to keep rodents at bay.
Intruder Alert: TAU's "Smart Dew" Will Find You! 03.26.09
Dewdrop-sized motes serve as invisible security guards.
A Sprightly Explanation for UFO Sightings? 02.23.09
TAU leads global studies of "sprites," a natural phenomenon related to thunderstorms.
Changing Sexes on the Sea Floor 02.11.09
Research from TAU unlocks the secret of coral survival during global warming.
TAU Researcher Makes Airways (and Birdways) Safer 02.03.09
The spectacular flight into New York's Hudson River could have been avoided, TAU Prof. Yossi Leshem tells Israel21c.
The Flash Before the Flood 11.20.08
TAU research uses lightning strikes to predict flash floods.
TAU's Eco-Architecture Could Produce "Grow Your Own" Homes 08.21.08
Stable building structures are being built from living trees.
More Crop Per Drop 07.30.08
TAU researchers root out new and efficient crop plants.
TAU Announces New "Supercenter" for Renewable Energy 06.13.08
The center will explore clean energy production through transformational technologies and a unique multidisciplinary approach.
One Green Leap for Mankind 05.27.08
A TAU chemist has unlocked water's potential for the new "green chemistry" movement.
Fate Not So Unpredictable After All 12.03.07
A new predictability theory from a TAU researcher may have profound implications for the environment, medicine and more.
Disappearance of Soft Corals May Mean Global Catastrophe 10.18.07
A TAU marine biologist warns that global warming is the culprit.
Ode to the Environment 09.26.07
A TAU conference asks questions about the environment and its place in modern literature.
Man's Best Friend, the Bat 08.31.07
A suburb of Tel Aviv has put away its insecticide sprays and plug-ins in favor of insectivorous bats.
Saving the Breadbasket 08.13.07
New research from TAU suggests a strain of Israeli wheat can avert a potential catastrophe.
Bracing for a Pandemic 03.17.06
An early-warning system for bird flu experts track flocks' flight patterns for clues on disease's course.
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