10 disruptive tech trends to watch in 2018
What’s going to be hot, disruptive and actionable in the coming year? The answers were revealed at OurCrowd’s Global Investor Summit in Jerusalem.
Our shared future depends on innovating in the fields of science, business, healthcare and technology. Learn more about Israeli leaders in disruptive solutions, cutting-edge research, and other emerging trends that will positively impact our world.
What’s going to be hot, disruptive and actionable in the coming year? The answers were revealed at OurCrowd’s Global Investor Summit in Jerusalem.
Medint’s medical researchers – many from IDF intel units — provide data-driven insights to help clients make well-informed healthcare decisions.
Washington University School of Medicine’s Institute for Informatics says MDClone will enable its researchers and clinicians to reuse and share data.
Israeli companies are using futuristic technologies to simplify complex surgery, manage rehab, relieve pain, soothe autistic kids and much more.
Study of 45,300 Israeli children reveals statistically significant link between maternal vitamin use and lower chance of ASD in offspring.
Oriient, Navin and Indoorgo want to help you navigate malls, museums, hospitals and airports without any need for installed hardware in the venue.
Barely 70 years old and with a population of just 8.5 million, the Jewish state ranks up there with world powers, edging out US in innovation.
Israeli medical startup aims to improve the health of patients who suffer from neurological disorders using machine-learning app.
Israeli company has FDA approval to begin marketing the NeuGuide minimally invasive surgical system.
Getting pregnant with an IUD in place increases chances of preterm delivery, lower birth weight and higher perinatal mortality.
Israeli researchers discover survival rates in pancreatic cancer linked to inverse correlation between specific oncogene and tumor suppressant.
Israel auto technology company Foresight gave CNBC a test drive of its new, advanced system for accident prevention while driving.
US biotech company BioMarin enlists aid of Sheba Medical Center to take part in international trials of a ‘magic bullet’ treatment for hemophilia A.
Universities worldwide are looking to emulate Israel’s tech-transfer magic.
Innovation Lab for Healthy Aging at Ben-Gurion University will address seniors’ challenges with new products and technologies.