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Great things happen when you mix Israeli out-of-the-box thinking with German attention to detail, say Accelerator Frankfurt founders.
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Great things happen when you mix Israeli out-of-the-box thinking with German attention to detail, say Accelerator Frankfurt founders.

American medical marijuana companies are setting up shop in Israel, where fewer roadblocks mean better research – and faster results.

Free text-to-speech smartphone app mimics the function of a venue’s directory board, orienting a visitor toward the proper direction.

Israeli startup RetiSpec plans to build and begin testing its unique Alzheimer’s ocular scanner in the next 12 months.

What makes peace? The answer, according to businessman Stef Wertheimer, is jobs.

An Israeli startup combines wearables and optics to provide the breath volume monitoring needed to keep patients safe in the operating room.

Every individual youth, regardless of background, has a chance to be selected for the most prestigious and elite Israel Defense Forces units.

On loan are smartwatches and laptops, 3D cameras, smart computer chips, gaming computers, tablets, and Android and iOS smartphones.

Procedure was part of early clinical trial of human bone tissue grown in the lab from stem cells of the patient, so there’s no risk of rejection.

Governmental committee recommends allowing export of cannabis smoking products, oils, tablets and evaporation-based products from licensed growers.

NovellusDx analyzes each patient’s genome sequence to deliver actionable intelligence to oncologists, helping them choose the right cancer therapy.

Researchers surprised to find that taking a specific drug regimen 5 days pre- and post-surgery and on day of surgery cuts risk of recurrence.

Israel’s high-tech expertise is a perfect fit for automakers building the systems that will put self-driving cars on the road safely and securely.

Israeli father invents a wearable device that gathers vitals during sleep and syncs with fertility apps to predict ovulation more accurately.

Research was done on five men from a single Bedouin tribe suffering from azoospermia, a lack of sperm production.