Archaeologists said to find rock table in 3,100-year-old temple in Beit Shemesh that echoes Biblical description of ark's resting place

Students will split time between the universities during 4-year track, receive liberal arts degrees from both of them

PJ34, a stroke therapy, is seen to offer 'great potential' for causing the aggressive tumor, as well as others, to self-destruct in humans, Tel Aviv University researchers say

Firm announces R&D partnerships with Weizmann Institute, Tel Aviv University in brain and cancer therapies; move marks foray into 'merging of minds between academia and pharma'

Teeth show interbreeding between modern humans and Neanderthals, and how these early humans disappeared, Tel Aviv University researcher says

Israeli researchers discover specific type of white blood cells thatcan be engineered to attack solid tumors, with fewer side effects than chemotherapy

Researchers find prehistoric man had technique for storing bone marrow for up to nine weeks, which they replicate in gruesome experiment

Sackler family, whose company Purdue Pharma has been blamed in opioid epidemic, gave over $60 million to universities around the world, donations now seen as blood money by some

Facility will focus on study programs, multidisciplinary research and international collaborations

Tel Aviv University team shows early man intentionally upcycled flint byproducts of stone knapping to efficiently butcher elephants and suck the marrow out of life