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Arab-Israeli innovation hub launches school of entrepreneurship, accelerator in Kafr Kassem.
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Arab-Israeli innovation hub launches school of entrepreneurship, accelerator in Kafr Kassem.
Researchers find neuroprotective blood protein that is a biomarker for Alzheimer’s disease and also correlates with IQ.
The Tel Aviv developers behind ride-sharing app Via enable Manhattan and Chicago commuters to order an SUV or van going their way.
The Israeli app helps organize and manage medical information — lab results, doctors, medication — and turns it into actionable data.
Hebrew University students aim to reduce foot ulcers by linking pressure-sensing socks to a smartphone app that warns of developing wounds.
$200m to be invested in mature Israeli companies in manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, water, energy, technology, media and telecommunication.
By suppressing production of melatonin, nighttime light wreaks havoc on the metabolism and could even cause certain types of cancer.
PowerXtend makes the battery last up to 20 percent longer during the most draining applications: chatting, gaming, multimedia browsing and navigating.
A groundbreaking study in Haifa suggests clear links between how men use, carry cell phones and impaired sperm concentration.
Israeli and Swedish researchers find link between the virus pandemic and northeast Brazil’s very hot, dry winter and spring.
On World Cancer Day, Kenyan nurses are using an Israeli device from MobileODT to screen hundreds of women for cervical cancer.
Feedvisor’s machine-learning algorithms analyze market dynamics, changes in demand and price perception, enabling accurate pricing decisions.
Lobel and a handful of other virologists around the world are stepping up research of arboviruses to try to understand why they may be getting more serious.
TytoCare enables standard throat, ear, eye, skin, heart and lung exams of high enough quality to enable a remote diagnosis by the child’s doctor.
100 startups, 250 companies, and 11,000 visitors on the first day alone – Cybertech 2016 leaves visitors in no doubt about Israel’s leading role in the world’s cybertech industry.