ISRAEL21c Start-up Nation Giveaway
ISRAEL21c is giving away six copies of this year’s runaway hit, the book Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel’s Economic Miracle, in a special prize
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ISRAEL21c is giving away six copies of this year’s runaway hit, the book Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel’s Economic Miracle, in a special prize
Ongoing research at an Israeli university may lead to vaccines that can teach our immune systems to better fight Alzheimer’s disease. An Israeli researcher
Israel’s extraordinary high-tech successes result from a combination of military-inspired innovation and an immigrant’s propensity for risk-taking, a new book concludes. Photo courtesy of
Israel’s Webcollage is helping companies like Target, Kodak and Radio Shack to sell their products online using tried and true retail point-of-sale techniques on websites.
A new Israeli study finds that the trauma of being raped is distinct from all other psychotraumas, and rape victims may need more long-term care.
Israel could become a leader in the $3 billion chronic wound industry with a new device that heals wounds faster and more cheaply than alternatives.
By combining mobile technology with a voting system, Israeli start-up Neatcall may have just the solution to all the time wasted playing telephone and e-mail
FasterWeb knows how much you value your time. That’s why this Israeli start-up has designed an application that connects you to websites faster, avoiding the
An Israeli physician finds that athletic teenage boys may be at serious risk for iron deficiency, but once identified, it’s a condition that is easy
An Israeli woman has developed a novel neuro-cognitive approach that is helping children and adults all over the world overcome learning disabilities such as dyslexia
Israeli researchers have discovered that eating dates daily can protect against atherosclerosis, a major cause of heart attacks and strokes.
A computerized system developed by Israeli scientists can detect if people are lying, just by analyzing their handwriting. When you tell a lie, you don’t
Israeli scientists have discovered a new protein partnership that leads to regression in certain pediatric tumors, holding out hope for a new breed of anti-cancer
The tiniest medical camera in the world, invented by an Israeli company, measures 0.05 inches, is cheap to produce and should eliminate the need for many invasive, costly and risky procedures.
NanoPass micro-needles mean that the same vaccine supply can now protect triple the number of people from potentially deadly flu, painlessly. Just like a mosquito’s