Can Israel’s first lunar mission solve a magnetic mystery?
With SpaceIL’s unmanned spacecraft set to lift off next week, the organization’s Science Team has included instruments that will help unlock the secrets of the Moon’s magnetic rocks.
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With SpaceIL’s unmanned spacecraft set to lift off next week, the organization’s Science Team has included instruments that will help unlock the secrets of the Moon’s magnetic rocks.
Jerusalem-based pioneer in computer vision introduces a new little wearable that frees us from the task of remembering and note-taking.
Inaugural Canada-Israel Inclusion Mission gives stakeholders an overview of ground-breaking Israeli models of accessibility and services.
A still-in-development technology from Israel cannot reverse kidney disease, but shows promise for slowing progression in millions of patients.
Running artificial intelligence algorithms on data collected from medical records and wearable devices can aid diagnosis and find unexpected ailments.
Unicellular organism mimics pathology and symptoms of congenital diseases, Tel Aviv University researchers say.
Bluetooth-compatible suspension training gear with embedded sensors sends live motivational messages as well as feedback about your workout results.
Israeli company’s main aim is to appeal to busy families where the parents work long hours, travel a lot and love technology.
Humans’ superior cognitive and adaptive abilities and their tendency to anxiety, depression and other mental diseases may be two sides of same coin.
From liquid crystal glass technology that turns a car window opaque to a flying car prototype, Israeli mobility technologies turned heads at CES.
Hebrew University scientists use novel algorithm to identify 27 molecules with significant potential for pharmaceutical success.
Youngest burn victims benefit from Israel’s pioneering expertise in CO2 lasers at Sheba Medical Center’s new I-PEARLS Center of Excellence.
Israeli research could point the way to very different diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to peripartum cardiomyopathy.
The approved projects involve innovations in agro-technology, energy, ed-tech, digital health, medical devices, homeland security and others.
A terrible experience on vacation inspired an Israeli to start a service linking travelers to trusted physicians in a growing variety of countries.