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The roots of the mystery: When the mobility formula fails. Credit: PEXELS

The paradox that moves against the rules: Researchers from Ariel University cracked a 120-year-old engineering puzzle

Prof. Nir Schwalb and Dr. Oded Medina showed that not only the number of links and axes determines the movement in the mechanism, but also their geometric arrangement in space, and they also discovered "hypo-paradoxical" mechanisms that lock even though, according to
The Emilio Segre Cosmic Radiation Observatory on the summit of Mount Hermon. Photo courtesy of Ariel University

Secrets of Mount Hermon: Powerful gamma radiation measured in dry lightning storms

A study by Ariel University and the School of Sustainability at Reichman University identified a gamma-ray enhancement (TGE) in two unusual events in January 2018 at the summit of Mount Hermon — without precipitation — and demonstrates electron acceleration in clouds and the effects
Asher Yahalom presents a relativistic nano-engine at the Aerospace Technology Conference 2025, A Coruna University, India

Groundbreaking Relativistic Engines: From Theory to Practical Propulsion

Ariel University Researchers Unveil Distributed, Quantum Mechanisms for Propulsion Without Rocket Thrust
The working principle of W. Photo: Ariel University

A robotics system to eradicate lung cancer will allow live imaging during examination and treatment

The error rate of the existing biopsy tests is 30%. Mistakes that are fatal because the test turns up clay but the cancer exists and continues to spread. Good imaging can improve accuracy
Prof. Beaz Ben-Moshe, Faculty of Computer Science at Ariel University. PR photo

Development of tiny drones with the ability to move between obstacles and inside buildings with the efficiency of a fly

A research laboratory led by Prof. Beaz Ben Moshe, Head of the Department of Computer Science at Ariel University, develops cheap drones for challenging tasks, and to achieve originality combines a team from a variety of fields and different stages of study
Illustration of a possible mechanism for creating a disturbance in the electron charge density in the ionosphere before an earthquake. From the study

Machine learning of atmospheric phenomena may improve earthquake prediction

A study by researchers at the university examined data from before earthquakes occurred, in order to predict based on past data when conditions exist that increase the likelihood of an earthquake in a certain area according to atmospheric changes
solar flares. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Predicting solar storms days in advance using artificial intelligence

A study by researchers from Ariel University published in the Astrophysical Journal used deep learning to analyze radiation data from communications satellites that NASA has been collecting since the 1990s and succeeded with the help of machine learning to predict
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Israeli researchers manage to predict solar storms days in advance thanks to artificial intelligence

Weather forecasting in space, which may affect the activity of satellites, the health of astronauts and the power grids about 24 hours before the occurrence can be done using machine learning methods that rely on past events in combination
Remote work in the shadow of the corona. Illustration: depositphotos.com

"Sociologists must find a name for the phenomenon of changes in work environments following the corona virus"

This is what Dr. Dan Ofir from the Computer Science Department at Ariel University suggests in the article The Revolution and the Changes in the Work Environment following the Pandemic in accordance with the saying: "Necessity is the father of all invention"
The research team and assistants in the research harvest in the first research year 2009. Photo: Ariel University

The plant has a "memory" that allows precise watering of the vines

Ariel Naoz. Photo: Ariel University

An Israeli researcher won an award from the American Physical Society

The cover of the book was promoted in the classical Torah of the Fields by Asher Yaholum

New book: Progress in classical field theory

Professor Michael Zinigard, Rector of the Ariel University Center in Samaria.

Collaboration between scientists from Russia and Israel

Loops that prevent each other from contracting

Aaronov-Bohm effect in magnetohydrodynamics

A glacier from Scotland and humans completed the path: a possible route to the Stonehenge altar stone

From Bedouin medicine to the laboratory

A glacier from Scotland and humans completed the path: a possible route to the Stonehenge altar stone

Sex is the source of power for the weak!

A glacier from Scotland and humans completed the path: a possible route to the Stonehenge altar stone

How stressed is the pilot? – The simulator will know

A glacier from Scotland and humans completed the path: a possible route to the Stonehenge altar stone

66% of overweight Israelis did nothing about it

A glacier from Scotland and humans completed the path: a possible route to the Stonehenge altar stone

Early diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias using an EKG test