High-speed Tel Aviv-Jerusalem rail coming down the track
Set to open in 2018, this extraordinary rail route will revolutionize travel between Israel’s two biggest cities.
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Set to open in 2018, this extraordinary rail route will revolutionize travel between Israel’s two biggest cities.
Cybersecurity, robotics, communications, medical devices and artificial intelligence are among Israeli innovations eagerly sought Down Under.
Instead of toys, kindergartens across Israel often furnish their play areas with junk in an effort to help children test their abilities, learn to cooperate, and be creative.
Israeli company’s technology to modify the surface of surgical implants, from dental to breast, relies on the unusual properties of cold plasma.
Some risk factors for B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma are the same in both groups, while others are unique to one or the other.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev announces new technique that completely protects internet video and pictures from hackers.
US chip giant purchases Jerusalem-based collision-avoidance technology supplier in largest-ever acquisition for an Israeli high-tech company.
A unique wireless electrification system is to be piloted on a bus route in Tel Aviv, before it moves to Europe.
Skateboard version of the Titanic, Zombies, Trump takeoffs and more hit the streets of Israel during Purim 2017.
Israeli startups have invented poison-free solutions for an itchy problem, one using vaporized vinegar and the other ultrasound waves.
prooV’s platform helps enterprises and software vendors discover each other and run multiple simultaneous POCs quickly on secure testing environments.
First-of-its-kind monitoring system closely monitors equipment and systems outfitted with online and offline sensors, allowing for data analysis.
On International Women’s Day, ISRAEL21c takes a look at ultra-Orthodox women taking their place in the startup nation.
The belt-like wearable device is a high-tech Israeli response to a serious and costly health problem faced by the world’s older population.
Smartphone system under development at Ben-Gurion University can evaluate apnea and other sleep disorders at home, without contact sensors.