Israeli submarine technology set to green the trucking industry
Game-changing technology developed by Tevva uses the generator to recharge the truck’s electric battery while the vehicle is in motion, extending the driving range by 440 kilometers.
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Game-changing technology developed by Tevva uses the generator to recharge the truck’s electric battery while the vehicle is in motion, extending the driving range by 440 kilometers.
Israeli researchers develop method that turns stem cells into sperm-like cells, making future fertility possible in boys undergoing chemotherapy.
Project Debater, built out of IBM’s Haifa research lab, demonstrates its ability to deliver persuasive arguments in the first showcase of the AI technology.
Israeli researchers say discovery of drug-resistance protein in feline AIDS may be able to help in the advancement of anti-AIDS drugs for humans.
Expertise in data science has pushed Israel to the forefront in devising technologies for predicting the best course of treatment for each patient.
Artificial intelligence can surpass the human brain but can’t develop a mind to solve problems together with the brain, says Prof. Yuval Noah Harari.
Israeli companies design devices for the many patients whose left-side heart chambers aren’t functioning well.
Nanotech pioneer Prof. Oded Shoseyov has already founded 11 companies based on his inventions. Now he’s on his next: a 4D printing platform to create customized meals.
Gamifying access to Israeli technology will generate new ideas and global goodwill, game developer hopes.
The Caesarea-based startup will become part of multinational giant Royal Philips’ Image-Guided Therapy business unit.
Existing chemo treatments for adults are not effective in a child’s body. The new system invented in Israel introduces a promising alternative.
Israeli pro basketball player Omri Casspi uses DayTwo’s application to maintain sugar levels and adjust his diet according to his activity.
In his new book, Solution Nation, author David Wanetick profiles 62 Israeli companies addressing pain points that threaten life itself or lower quality of life.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the US Air Force Research Laboratory will combine forces to improve aviation engine health.
Israeli study shows ‘natural killer cells’ produce helpful proteins in the uterus and retain memory for better supporting the next pregnancy