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.
In 2015 there were 330 IoT startups operating in Israel across five verticals. The companies ranged from seed stage to revenue growth. In fact, says Forbes, one in every 20 startups in Israel in 2015 was involved in IoT.
End-of-year exit reports show rise in investments in a dazzling market.
As the New Year approaches, ISRAEL21c asked experts in six different fields what the hottest new trends will be in the year ahead.
Introducing robotics, gaming and remote-access elements adds an enjoyable, motivational element to boring or difficult exercises needed for rehab.
It’s been a year of fabulous stories – join us on a fascinating journey through our most popular stories of the year.
LabSuit startup helps academic life sciences labs manage inventory to save money and reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.
International Air Transport Association asks Tel Aviv University’s Interdisciplinary Cyber Research Center to invent safety and security techs.
New study shows connection between sleep quality and success of bone-marrow transplants.
Agreement between Israeli Public Security Ministry and the US Department of Homeland Security aims to better prepare both nations’ rescue forces.
With the holiday season in full swing, retailers such as Sears and IKEA are simplifying online gifting with solutions from Israeli company Jifiti.
Betalin Therapeutics’ engineered micro-pancreas will provide a lasting scaffold for transplanted insulin-producing beta cells.
Galmed Pharmaceuticals in Israel is developing a medication to treat NASH, a severe form of fatter liver disease affecting 10 percent of the Western population.
To celebrate its beta launch in 11 languages, Tel Aviv-based yes.no lets users pose and vote on questions to ask pioneers of Israeli high-tech.
Innovation Endeavors’ in-depth report, ‘2015 Israeli Internet of Things Landscape,’ predicts Israeli startups will be a major driver of the IoT revolution.
Effects of exposure of females to stress during adolescence are transmitted not only to children but also to grandchildren, say Israeli researchers.
