New piggyback-tech may revolutionize rail travel
By applying knowledge of mid-flight refueling in airplanes to trains, two entrepreneurs have found a way to double the number of trains running on a network, and make them faster.
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By applying knowledge of mid-flight refueling in airplanes to trains, two entrepreneurs have found a way to double the number of trains running on a network, and make them faster.
Researchers develop synthetic antibody that, when combined with common lung cancer drug, prevents relapse of adenocarcinoma tumors in mouse models.
When Afeka Academic College of Engineering asked managers to rank the most desirable job skills, the ability to work with AI programs came out on top.
A chance encounter with an inspiring ALS patient, prompted Alon Ben-Noon to set up NeuroSense Therapeutics, a startup developing a drug combo that aims to slow progression of ALS and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Unicamel will focus on investing in early-stage startups in the deep tech field.
Kubiya says thousands of developers, including engineering teams at A+E Networks and Morse, are delegating critical production tasks to AI Teammates.
Zencity’s AI-based platform scours sources that pinpoint priorities of residents, helping municipalities build trust and invest resources wisely.
With the highest percentage of AI specialists in its workforce, Israel is putting millions into attracting even more experts.
Researchers discover method to penetrate the blood-brain barrier and deliver therapeutic proteins via Toxoplasma gondii.
Day 8’s cost-effective method to extract RuBisCO protein from crop leaves could become the ultimate plant-based meat replacement.
The newly launched CoC is a non-governmental grassroots initiative to strengthen ties between the Western US state and the Holy Land.
Flint Capital venture capitalist says the war has shown global investors the incredible resilience of the tech ecosystem in Israel.
BRAIN.Q helmet’s tailored, low-intensity, low-frequency electromagnetic stimulation aims to enhance and accelerate the brain’s recovery after stroke.
Beeps and flashes warn of critical threats on the road and provides collision alerts, safe distance alerts and blind spot alerts.
Major first-of-its-kind study shows that telemedicine managed, physician-supervised home care leads to shorter treatment and lower risk of death.