Axis Innovation showcases 25 Israeli startups to invest in
VCs and corporate investors are taking part in Tel Aviv event aimed at facilitating deals between global financiers and Israeli startups.
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VCs and corporate investors are taking part in Tel Aviv event aimed at facilitating deals between global financiers and Israeli startups.
Israeli BioDesign group engineers microfiber pad to take sterile samples from infants or incontinent patients for urinary-tract infection diagnosis.
MyMe is a clip-on wellness and personal assistant device that receives, decodes and categorizes video and audio input (without making you look silly).
‘Antifreeze protein’ could be the breakthrough that finally enables long-term banking of donated organs.
Civilian and military medics could use C-Lant self-fixating sealing device to prevent lung and heart collapse before the patient reaches the hospital.
Second annual CannaTech conference brings hundreds of delegates from 15 countries to see what Israeli ‘cannapreneurs’ can offer them.
Israeli scientists say mechanical communication could drive development of new therapies for cardiovascular diseases.
In celebration of the 25th birthday of Microsoft Israel’s R&D Center, ISRAEL21c looks back at some of the company’s most significant developments here.
Near-death experience leads to top prize in 3-Day Startup entrepreneurship contest for a team from the Technion, Shenkar and Johns Hopkins.
Israeli company Biondvax has developed a flu vaccine that can be used to vaccinate against every type of flu, including deadly strains like bird and swine flu.
Unitronics is expanding its hold on the US automated parking market, offering a game-changing solution for cheaper, greener, more efficient carparks.
New neurological findings from Israel show it is possible to self-teach a non-emotional way of putting the brakes on emotional reactions.
Using Wi-Fi, StoreSmarts gives retailers valuable analytics and insights on in-store shopper behavior without invading anyone’s privacy.
Oracle will use purchase of Israeli company to step up its cloud business and take on the likes of Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
Israeli study finds infants born past 42 weeks are far more likely to be admitted to the neonatal ICU.