Meet your neighbors over the Meetey fence
The free Israeli phone and Web app aims to bring the engagement factor from social networks offline and into actual neighborhoods across the world.
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The free Israeli phone and Web app aims to bring the engagement factor from social networks offline and into actual neighborhoods across the world.
He never finished high school, but that has not kept this daring Israeli entrepreneur from international fame for his ‘Paranoid’ software.
Two Israeli brothers, a plastic surgeon and a biomedical engineer, believe they’ve invented the most lightweight silicone implant ever.
An Israeli couple’s groundbreaking, 3D-printed fabric is recognized as one of the most promising solutions to lead the textile market this year.
Israel’s Suite Solutions specializes in getting you the right information at the right moment.
Using your mobile device to keep children entertained and learning new skills is easier than ever, thanks to kid-friendly Israeli app developers.
Data compression company Beamr makes a product to compress imagery and video, without comprising any quality.
Minimally invasive laser-based therapy offers a promising alternative for hundreds of thousands of patients diagnosed each year.
Pears Program incubates Israeli startups dedicated to doing well by doing good for people in developing nations.
The Israeli company’s millimeter wave systems are being snapped up by mobile network operators and Internet service providers worldwide
Israeli researchers zero in on a protein that viruses use to kill bacteria, holding out hope of a new drug that could treat people infected with deadly resistant strains.
Israel’s PowerMat is building a world free of worry over finding plugs, outlets and wires to recharge all the gadgets of your life.
“A key aim of Johnson & Johnson Innovation is to find novel ways of advancing the most promising early-stage science.”
Changes in previously-overlooked brain cells called microglia are seen to play a role in the development of depression following chronic exposure to stress.
Tomer Kagan, Israeli-born CEO of Quixey, explains why he’s scouting a Tel Aviv location for his fast-growing app search engine.