Our shared future depends on innovating in the fields of science, business, healthcare and technology. Learn more about Israeli leaders in disruptive solutions, cutting-edge research, and other emerging trends that will positively impact our world.
Christopher Reeve visits the Weizmann Institute last year. “The Weizmann Institute, as I saw first-hand… has established preeminence in the field of paralysis research.” Dr.
Prof. Smadar Cohen: We found that there is a high proliferation rate of cells in this area where the scaffold is implanted.One of the greatest
The Tacter-31A rugged handheld personal digital assistants are capable of providing situational awareness in a handheld or vehicle-mounted operation with use of the embedded military
Young dolphins keep up with their mothers by adopting a position to get a “free ride” in the mother’s slipstream. Sudden fleeing from fishing boats
VirTouch’s technology allows the blind to see through their fingertips elements like pictures, even photographs, maps, charts and tables, and flow charts – everyday things
Prof. Ran Kronowsky – Angioplasty techniques need to be modified especially when facing patients who are problematic due to small vessles which have become calcified.Women
Members of the Weizmann Institute team clockwise from top left: Binyamin Gil, Prof Ehud Shapiro, Uri Ben-Dor, Yaakov Benenson and Rivka Adar.In the 1960s science
The Qualitop software enables field agents to work with customers completely independently, while maintaining real-time communications with the office and interface with company systems, using
As the head of the Anxiety and Stress Research Unit at Israel’s Beersheva Mental Health Center for the past decade, Dr. Hagit Cohen knows too
Pluristem is focusing on the expansion of hematopoietic stem cells (HSC) from umbilical cord blood, which can be used for bone marrow transplants.
Intel Israel’s development is a significant step toward building optical devices that move data around inside a computer at the speed of light.” Israeli researchers
Ex Libris systems are now used by more than three-million people at about one-thousand-three-hundred sites in fifty countries on six continents. Remember the old fashioned
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon inspects a model of an engineless, nano-RPV (remote piloted vehicle) during a visit to the Technion last year.The worldwide fight against
If you’ve ever experienced a migraine, you know it’s no laughing matter. But for people with Atrial Septal Defect (ASD), relief is possible thanks to
IBM Israel’s labs employ 600 people in three separate divisions – the main research lab, the chip and electronic components development lab and the software
