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Gait analysis is about to get easier and cheaper, once an Israeli startup’s new orthopedic device hits the ground walking.
GE is investing in an Israeli-designed imaging capsule that can help detect colorectal cancer as it travels through the intestines.
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Long before Israel was known as the startup nation, skilled and visionary men were already putting it on course as the next Silicon Valley. In the first of a two-part series, ISRAEL21c takes a look at Israel’s top 10 high-tech pioneers.
‘Working in a small country certainly has its positive aspects,’ Raphael Mechoulam says. ‘It couldn’t have happened in the United States.’
Working out not only keeps people physically fit but also keeps them happier on the job, according to Israeli university researchers.
EMC Corporation announced that it has acquired Israeli storage systems firm, XtremIO. Widely regarded as one of the world’s premier Flash storage architecture pioneers, the
New Israeli app takes the frustration out of automated customer-service call centers, putting menu choices into a visual screen on your phone.
Israel’s Macrocure, a biotechnology company developing advanced cell therapy products, announced positive results for a “Real Life” Phase IV trial of its lead product, CureXcell,
Dr. Howard Cedar wins acclaim for discovering how genes become specialized, while his filmmaker son wins Oscar nominations.
Nancy Miller, a technology teacher at The Moriah School in Englewood, New Jersey, recently wrote to report that her pupils used information from our article “Israel’s top 45 greatest inventions of all time” to prepare for the school’s annual fourth-grade Invention Convention.
Pain relievers may be causing a rise in blood pressure, cautions a Tel Aviv University researcher.
An Israeli company transforms commercial digital printing with a groundbreaking – and eco-friendly — Nanographic process.
Over 1,000 visitors from 42 countries are expected to attend this year’s ILSI-BioMed international conference in Tel Aviv, from May 21-23.
Social gaming goes green as two Israelis raise awareness and recycling compliance with a fun app. Leonardo DiCaprio and Al Gore are buying it.