The Israeli method that could teach China to speak English
Hebrew University artificial intelligence experts develop MagniLEARN for online personalized English lessons aimed at Chinese and Indian students.
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Hebrew University artificial intelligence experts develop MagniLEARN for online personalized English lessons aimed at Chinese and Indian students.
Sniffing ourselves helps us make sure we don’t smell bad and gives us a sense of self, Weizmann Institute study shows.
Dozens of Israeli companies and labs are working on high-tech solutions to the sleep crisis. Here are a few of the most promising ones.
MeMed’s machine-learning technology employed to help physicians improve risk stratification, diagnosis, prognosis and monitoring of Covid patients.
Israeli tech startup Kemtai brings a personal trainer into your home even when you’re in lockdown.
Post-purchase company Bond not only prevents awaiting your delivery from becoming a nightmare but gets it to you in a most personal way.
Scientists from Israel and Kiev induce long-term decrease in metabolic rate and body temperature of warm-blooded animals for the first time.
Sanitation tunnel that mists incomers with disinfectant solution being piloted at Tel Aviv’s Bloomfield Stadium.
Israeli startup Mine shows you which companies have your financial, identity, online behavior or social network data, and helps you get it removed.
Israel’s Respinova is developing Pulsehaler, a device designed to prevent or delay the need for mechanical ventilation.
Israel Innovation Authority, Thomas Jefferson University choose four winners of $1 million grant to develop, test and pilot health technologies.
IIBR scientists had good results using an analogue of the FDA-approved Cerdelga and an analogue of a second drug soon to be approved.
Instead of falling victim to the Covid-19 crisis, Israel faced it head on. We look back on how it achieved victory over the first wave of this outbreak with relatively few deaths.
Sheba Medical Center showcases simulation of Covid-19 inspired patient room with techs for optimal care and communication at less risk to staff.
Israeli companies and academies are working feverishly to invent effective inoculations against SARS-CoV-2.