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Israeli researchers introduce automated, language-independent method for summarizing documents written in any tongue.
Musashi Seimitsu signs deal with Aquarius Engines to develop revolutionary linear engine of the future.
GenCell’s hydrogen-powered generators can provide power to people lacking centralized electricity and do good for the environment at the same time.
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Israeli startup Findodo takes the hard work out of holiday shopping by using artificial intelligence to help gift-givers pick the best presents.
Technion-Israel Institute of Technology developed software monitors a plane’s trajectory and guides it to the best alternative landing strip.
Israeli breakthrough study shows 90% reduction of pancreatic cancer cells in mice after treatment with a molecule named PJ34.
Technology and academic research come together in Israel to find solutions for people with hearing impairment.
New technique from Israel uses cannabidiol to open a channel for drugs to target cancer cells only, potentially enabling a gentler course of chemo.
Shipping software aims to make buying a fridge from abroad as simple as buying an iPhone case from Amazon.
Alpha radiation technology passes first hurdle, zapping nearly 80% of solid tumors in clinical trial.
Players were fitted with PlayerMaker’s sensors during training sessions and games as part of the United International Football Festival.
A look at student specialization provides a clue to a red hot technology sector.
‘Women with mental disease deserve to be studied separately and therapeutics should be developed targeted to them,’ urges Israeli researcher.
With Black Friday upon us, we take a look at new technologies that will allow customers in brick-and-mortar stores to check out without waiting on lines and get the products they want for less money.