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Valued at up to $112 million, the government contract positions NexoBrid as a tool for mass casualty preparedness in the United States.
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Valued at up to $112 million, the government contract positions NexoBrid as a tool for mass casualty preparedness in the United States.

Israeli companies are tops in ‘smart home’ solutions to save you time, worry, energy and water.

When Coca-Cola and Amazon needed help to get users on board their latest apps, they turned to Tomer Hen, a 21-year-old from Tel Aviv.

Series B investment led by JVP, Magma, and Singtel Innov8 to accelerate adoption of the Israeli company’s advanced cloud-based networking platform.

Israelis are pioneering a whole new online way of buying and selling secondhand vehicles, aiming to put you in the driver’s seat.

Israeli dash-cam app records dangerous traffic violations and reckless driving on the streets of Tel Aviv.

The small Israeli pharma company NeuroRx is testing a novel compound of two existing drugs to quash suicidal feelings.

The Israeli company’s devices are used in several countries for the noninvasive treatment of various neurological, psychiatric and medical conditions.

This is good news for anyone frustrated by slow starts, long seek times, buffering and low resolution.

Genetics experts at Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center devise a groundbreaking blood test to detect genetic diseases in utero.

Israeli researchers hope their screening tool can help stop the trend of school shootings in the US, which have cost the lives of 107 people since 2010.

Lishtot’s inexpensive, reusable green light/red light device takes about two seconds to tell you if the water is drinkable or not.

Self-adjusting underwear and other ‘totally useless’ tech from Israeli innovators comes out of annual 52-hour makers’ event.

Keeping hackers out isn’t realistic, as Sony and Target know all too well, so enSilo stops cyber criminals from taking sensitive data when they leave.

IBM Research Lab in Haifa is working on technology to develop mobile apps for the diagnosis of two very common brain disorders.