A treatment for bacterial infections that comes from the sewers
The story of how a bacterial virus found in Jerusalem sewage could prevent root canal infections.
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The story of how a bacterial virus found in Jerusalem sewage could prevent root canal infections.
New study shows that most peanut allergies can be prevented by feeding children nut-based products, like Bamba, in infancy.
Ahead of BrainTech2015 in Tel Aviv, Israel Brain Technologies director tells ISRAEL21c about some amazing advances.
Cannabics Pharmaceuticals says its innovative technology puts standard doses of the medicinal cannabis compounds into a sustained-release capsule.
VocalZoom Systems’ breakthrough microphone could put an end to the main problem plaguing voice-recognition tech
Loginno provides fleet-changing Smart Container solutions for Chinese shipping companies.
Promising innovators to present at prestigious New York’s Israel Dealmakers Summit 2015, following an inaugural power breakfast in China.
The Smartlation search engine matches users with registered translators who best meet their exact requirements and budget.
Israeli-American medical health startup personalizes health information and keeps patients up to date with the latest medical news.
‘World’s first citizens network’ launching first in Israel.
Every business will be relying on interactive ad campaigns that can transfer from smartphone to desktop to tablet.
Hospitals across Israel have opened top-notch maternity hotels to help new mums and babies rest and recuperate after the birth.
As BGU devotes a day to R&D designed to improve the quality of life of people with visual disabilities, here’s a review of recent Israeli innovations for the blind.
Married couple Jessica Apple and Michael Aviad each developed type 1 diabetes and started a prominent e-zine, ASweetLife, to provide fun and information.
Cannabis tech is the lowest-hanging fruit today, because medical marijuana growers adopt new technologies much faster, says one investor.