BGU-developed app provides immediate AI-guided care after trauma, aiming to prevent PTSD during the critical “golden hour.”

Satellite analysis shows Rujm el-Hiri is part of 28 stone circles, reshaping views of proto-historic life in the Golan Heights.

BGU study finds teachers’ forced emotional resilience during war increases burnout and depression, highlighting need for supportive policies.

BGU study finds traffic noise disrupts bird behavior, compromising 42% of Israel’s open spaces as viable nesting areas.

This unique program integrates management studies with a specialization in artificial intelligence, initiated by The Institute, in collaboration with the Glazer Faculty of Management at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

BGU Archaeologists uncover a 1,400-year-old church at Nessana, revealing the Negev’s role as a thriving stop on ancient pilgrimage routes to Sinai.