Scientists warn climate predictions may misjudge forest carbon absorption
The most widely used assumptions in climate forecasting may be missing a key driver of how ecosystems absorb carbon dioxide, with implications for predicting how much natural vegetation can slow global warming, scientists warned. Read more
Israeli study points to potential reversal of cellular aging
Israeli scientists have found evidence that some aspects of aging may be reversible, after a study that restored aged liver cells in mice to a more youthful state, Bar-Ilan University announced on Thursday. Read more
First scientific evidence of auditory interaction between plants and animals
July 15, 2025 by Noga Shahar
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An amazing scientific breakthrough at Tel Aviv University: A world-first study shows an acoustic interaction between plants and insects. Read more
Israeli researchers discover: This is why corals glow even in the depths of the sea
It is a known fact that corals glow, even at a depth of 45 meters. Now, Tel Aviv University researchers have succeeded in proving, for the first time, evidence that the corals’ fluorescent colours are designed to serve as a lure for their prey. Read more
