Israelis offer psychological, medical aid in Puerto Rico
United Hatzalah delegation departs just before Rosh Hashana to help in the wake of Hurricane Fiona.
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United Hatzalah delegation departs just before Rosh Hashana to help in the wake of Hurricane Fiona.
US and Israeli partners plan to bring together cyber, fintech, foodtech, agritech, and urban technologies in new center for climate innovation.
An Israeli startup’s noninvasive technology uses AI and sensors to show subterranean infrastructure, helping to curb danger and damage.
Tropx sports clothing is embedded with sensors to analyze vitals and performance, giving feedback on how to maximize workouts and avoid injury.
A solution that allows renewable energy to be produced more efficiently without having to use another precious natural resource.
PLANETech World Conference introduces temporary structures made with panels of household waste-based thermoplastic that will be recycled and reused.
After a computer scientist’s mom got ovarian cancer, he started a company using AI to find biomarkers in biopsy images and give personalized guidance.
Study from University of Haifa identifies common neural processes of Parkinson’s disease types for the first time; could aid early diagnosis.
Israeli paper reviews the effect of different physical exercises on brain plasticity and the process of nerve cell formation.
Hadassah hosts discussion on usage and development of sustainable technologies in Israel, with speakers Yosef Abramowitz (Energiya Global) and Viktoria Kanar (Re-Fresh Global).
Following positive results of study on dogs with periodontitis, ReGum may be available for humans within a few years.
Bioconvergence, food tech, renewable energy, space and ‘blue tech’ chosen, with continuing support for quantum AI and data science.
Tom Orbach, 27, built his viral post generator as a spoof of cringey content and people adored it. About a week later, the site was acquired.
Young woman evacuated from war zone to a Jerusalem medical center had a nearly zero chance of survival. Three months later, she was discharged.
Researchers in Israel find that antibodies from recovered Covid-19 patients can neutralize all known strains of the virus, including Delta and Omicron.