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A pliable transparent screen for TVs, tablets and other devices could be made from a novel DNA peptide nanostructure, say Israeli researchers.
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A pliable transparent screen for TVs, tablets and other devices could be made from a novel DNA peptide nanostructure, say Israeli researchers.
Think you can tell your nafnaf from your kif kef? Take our fiendish Independence Day quiz of 25 questions and find out just how much you really know.
New from the innovators of the first smartphone for the blind, Ray-Go lets drivers keep their eyes on the road.
The sky is the limit for Israeli technologies that enable UAVs to help us take aerial photos, fight fires, dust crops and a whole lot of other cool stuff.
The ubiquitin system produces two substances that greatly restrict the development of cancerous tumors.
Medtronic invests $2 million in DreaMed Diabetes to integrate its artificial pancreas technology into future insulin pumps for diabetics.
World’s largest online translation agency, based in Israel, launches services for mobile and media clients to reach foreign markets.
Forget Ritalin, new Israeli company Myndlift has an app that can improve attention disorders without negative side effects.
From a blood test for breast cancer, to tumor removal without surgery, Israeli innovators are transforming the diagnosis and treatment for cancer.
One-stop review site Shadow crowdsources opinions from 45,000 websites in 30 categories, including hotels, restaurants, movies and consumer goods.
Machine-to-machine connectivity will completely change how you manage your home, health, family, car, business and leisure time.
‘I don’t believe in waiting for government officials and people with titles to take responsibility. I believe in regular people taking responsibility for our lives because we really care,’ says Nir Kouris.
Tikkun Olam Makers seek to solve unmet social challenges in disadvantaged communities and nations, fulfilling the traditional Jewish value of repairing the world.
AlgoValue, a disruptive new platform for determining the worth of a private startup, is catching on with VCs, CFOs, accountants and lawyers worldwide.
The Israeli specialty pharmaceutical company is focused on using its PatchPump drug delivery system to administer medicines for orphan diseases.