Israelis forge a path in the fight against cancer
In the war on cancer, Israeli research could have a major impact courtesy of the Israel Cancer Research Foundation, which is handing out seven-year grants
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In the war on cancer, Israeli research could have a major impact courtesy of the Israel Cancer Research Foundation, which is handing out seven-year grants
Nothing to sniff at: Pola Orenstein, head of the air pollution unit of Israel’s Ministry of Environmental Protection.Get a whiff of this – it takes
Safe monitoring: Dr. Carmit Levy, director of Pneumedicare, holds up the sensor that promises to detect respiratory problems at an early stage.An award-winning final undergraduate
More personal than e-mail: Voice-Me lets you speak.Have you ever been puzzled by the tone of an email you’ve received, or had difficulty deciphering exactly
Yaron Shmueli was on his way home on an airplane when he first read an article on LifeMel Honey, a new natural immune system treatment developed in Israel for cancer patients.
Insightec’s Exablate 2000 is a non-invasive system that aims focused ultrasound waves at a tumor to destroy it.For late-stage cancer patients one of the most
Yahoo enters the Israeli market with a new R&D center in Haifa and an agreement with a local search engine.For many years, Israel has been
Volunteers under hypnosis showed distinct signs of brain activity when they were asked to suppress or recall memories.Israeli researchers have identified the brain circuits that
One of the biggest challenges in treating disorders of the brain is something which otherwise constitutes its greatest protection: the blood-brain barrier. A thin membrane
Need a replay or player statistics? SportVU promises to turn armchair enthusiasts of televised soccer into overnight specialists with its new sports analysis system.It may
Please look after me: Researchers from Tel Aviv University discovered that something as simple and low-tech as a soft toy can significantly calm psychological distress
Work by a team of Israeli and international researchers into genes could pave the way for future cancer treatments.For a long time, scientists have known
Go with the glow: Checklight is using luminescent bacteria to detect contamination in water supplies.Luminescent bacteria glow at night on the beaches in Costa Rica
TVinci aims to make connecting with content on the Internet as simple as possibleIf you thought YouTube was addictive – well, you ain’t seen nothing
Inspired by seeing a bird flying in the rain, Prof. Edward Bormashenko has recreated a polymer that mimics the novel water-repellent surface used by birds.Noah