Researchers from Israel have unveiled a groundbreaking drug that inhibits deadly pancreatic cancer, marking a significant advancement in medical science. This discovery is a testament to the innovative research being conducted at Israeli institutions, which continue to excel in global academic rankings.
In the latest Shanghai Index, three Israeli universities— the Weizmann Institute, Hebrew University, and Technion— have secured positions among the top 100 academic institutions worldwide. The Weizmann Institute remains a leading institution at the 69th spot, while the Hebrew University has risen to 81st, showcasing the ongoing pursuit of excellence in Israeli academia.
Despite challenges, including budget cuts and strained relationships with government officials, the leaders of these institutions express pride in their achievements. They emphasize the importance of maintaining high research standards and the role of these universities as vital civic institutions for Israel.
