May 2, 2023
Israeli scientists develop drought-resistant tomatoes (Tomato News)
April 27, 2023
Hebrew University researchers develop new drought tolerant variety of tomatoes
April 4, 2023
Israeli scientists develop drought-resistant tomatoes in response to climate change (The MediaLine)
January 5, 2022
Nutritionally charged lettuce developed with CRISPR/Cas gene editing technoloty (Food Navigator)
May 25, 2021
Hebrew University develops bio-sensor to detect early signs of plant stress and prevent crop failures from worldwide climate changes
January 7, 2021
Israeli researchers discover new bee species - Amidst decreasing global bee populations, new finding provides optimism for bee habitat conservation
June 6, 2016
As temperatures rise, flowers emit less scent - Smith Vision Prize awarded for research on plants’ scent production in a changing global climate
April 13, 2016
Bees diversify diet to take the sting out of nutritional deficiencies - New research shows that honey bees forage for a diet that balances their colony’s specific nutritional deficits
July 8, 2015
Un investigador israelí mejoró la calidad nutricional de la semilla de sésamo (AJN)
June 24, 2015
Científico israelí hace mejores semillas de sésamo (Aurora)
June 14, 2015
Making sesame seeds a growth area in global food production - Scientist wins Kaye Innovation Award for recognizing ancient crop's value to a hungry planet
April 5, 2015
Joint Israeli-American ‘precise breeding’ project is working toward extending the shelf-life of petunias, one of the world’s favorite flowers (Israel 21c)
March 10, 2015
NRGene and international researchers team up to map key wheat genome - Hardier varieties are key to securing world food supply
March 4, 2015
Hebrew University receives USAID grant to boost crop yields (The Jerusalem Post)
May 30, 2012
International consortium, including Hebrew University scientist, ‘decodes’ the tomato genome
February 21, 2011
Hebrew University researcher fortifies plant genomes by ‘editing’ DNA (The Jerusalem Post)
April 6, 2010
Hebrew University and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory scientists discover genetic key to dramatically raise yields and improve taste of hybrid tomato plants
March 29, 2010
Single gene dramatically boosts yield and sweetness in tomato hybrids, joint CSHL-Israeli study reports - Scientists find the first example of a single gene that causes hybrid vigor
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