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AI Plagiarism Detection Tools Causing Anxiety for 50% of College Students

A recent study led by the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Food and Resource Economics of high school and university students in seven European countries found that roughly half are worried about the use of plagiarism detection software in education. Researchers found these concerns can lead to counterproductive behaviors and ineffective learning. Examples of such […]

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Israel Tech Startups and Innovations: Weekly Roundup October 12 – October 25, 2024

Israel Tech Startups and Innovations: Weekly Roundup December 28 – January 3, 2025

Israel Tech Startups and Innovations: Weekly Roundup December 28 – January 3, 2025New Startups / VC FundingUS-Israel BIRD Energy Fund Announces $16 Million Investment in Clean Energy Projects, Including $7.5 Million in Government GrantAt an Executive Committee meeting held on December 9, 2024, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Israel’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure […]

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Yale Research Links Visual Processing Deficits to Paranoid Thinking, Study Finds

Our deepest beliefs, like paranoia, might have surprising roots in our most basic senses. A new Yale study suggests this connection, finding that individuals with stronger tendencies toward paranoid thinking (the belief that others intend them harm) and teleological thinking (ascribing excessive meaning and purpose to events) struggled with a simple visual task. When asked […]

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Giovanna Feraco (Zernike Institute for Advanced Materials, University of Groningen, the Netherlands), operating an Ultra-High Vacuum (UHV) system at a synchrotron facility. Credit University of Groningen

Scientists Discover Twisted 2D Materials Could Revolutionize Quantum Electronics, New Research Shows

Scientists are investigating two-dimensional (2D) materials—single-atom-thick sheets with potentially unique electronic properties—to develop more efficient electronics. Stacking two of these sheets at specific angles can create novel properties like superconductivity. University of Groningen materials scientist Antonija Grubišić-Čabo and her team studied such a “twisted” material and found its behavior contradicted theoretical predictions. Together with colleagues […]

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Scientists Breakthrough: New Method to Break Down Bacterial Resistance Could Combat Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs

Researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered how to neutralize bacterial defense systems, facilitating the transfer of genetic material between bacteria. This finding could lead to new tools for combating antibiotic resistance and improving genetic manipulation techniques for applications in medicine, industry, and environmental science. PhD student Bruria Samuel led the study from the lab […]

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Study Reveals Key Personality and Life Satisfaction Differences Between Single and Married People

While marriage or long-term relationships are often considered the norm, more people are choosing to remain single throughout their lives. However, this can lead to economic and health-related disadvantages, particularly in later life when individuals may become more dependent on others. New research in Psychological Science reveals that lifelong singles have lower scores on life […]

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Israel Tech Startups and Innovations: Weekly Roundup October 12 – October 25, 2024

Israel Tech Startups and Innovations: Weekly Roundup December 21 – December 27, 2024

Israel Tech Startups and Innovations: Weekly Roundup December 21 – December 27, 2024 New Startups / VC FundingIsraeli Startup FIZE Medical Launches Early Kidney Disease Detection Device with Advanced Fluid Monitoring TechnologyFIZE Medical is an Israeli medtech startup that offers the FIZE-kUO, a groundbreaking device, anchoring FIZE’s fluid management platform technology, detects early signs of […]

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