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What’s best to eat before and after a full-day fast? Does fasting hurt or help our bodies? Who shouldn’t fast? We’ve got your answers.
SavorEat will be first Israeli robotic food-tech company to launch in the US, serving personalized plant-based burgers and breakfast sausage patties.
Advanced technology identifies pairs of drugs that can fight disease together, in microscopic doses.
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Startups focused on sustainable pesticide, plant genes and AI seed analysis learn from business and research leaders in this major farming state.
Version Bravo business accelerator for operational veterans of these two elite naval units builds on their mutual affinity and skillsets.
The embryo models, created from adult human skin cells and cultivated stem cells, could improve fertility research.
In a sluggish economy, this Israeli generative AI startup has achieved the second-largest raise of the year.
New research can save patients months of adjustment to the right medicine, Israeli-led study determines.
A new cell therapy platform finds potential applications in a variety of industries from pharma to food tech.
Cofounded by a teacher, an app seeks to ease the workload of the educators, while increasing class participation among students.
Researchers develop underwater autonomous robots to identify fish in the sea and help promote more sustainable fishing practices.
New teaching method encourages pupils to acknowledge, analyze and learn from mistakes in class.
An Israeli college of education shows ISRAEL21c how classrooms are changing into innovation centers full of sensory learning opportunities.