Cancer immunotherapy pill could be on the horizon
Israeli and Portuguese researchers develop tiny synthetic molecules that can penetrate less accessible areas of tumors and could be taken orally.
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Israeli and Portuguese researchers develop tiny synthetic molecules that can penetrate less accessible areas of tumors and could be taken orally.
Israeli startup is in talks with makers of headphones, smartphones, music and video software to incorporate its solution for customized audio streams.
Browzwear’s digital simulation software reduces the need for traditional processes such as sampling that are slow and wasteful.
The famous Israeli entrepreneur predicts lab-grown diamonds will be increasingly popular for environmental and humanitarian reasons, especially among millennials and Gen Zers.
Post-Covid, high salaries aren’t enough to attract people to high-tech. They also seek to make a meaningful mark on local and global society.
Installation at Gibraltar is on its way to AltaSea ecofriendly business center at Port of Los Angeles, set to arrive in September 2022.
Physicians counsel caution and innovative ways to educate the public and collect epidemiological data but do not expect a serious pandemic.
The maritime intel company finds evidence that Russian cargo vessels are smuggling allegedly stolen grain from Ukraine to sell it at a profit.
Molecules that cause a constant renewal of cell vitality could treat or prevent diseases of aging, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
Intel and Israel’s largest medical center develop algorithm that scans thousands of digestive system images in 2 minutes for improved prediction.
Synthetic mouse embryo models were made solely from stem cells, outside the uterus, at Weizmann Institute of Science.
An Israeli startup is using over-the-phone voice analysis to detect atrial fibrillation, a common heart condition that is hard to find on a standard screening ECG.
At 8,000 sq. meters, the new Sylvan Adams Emergency Hospital wing at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, features patient assessment technology enabling patients to self-triage.
Prof. Amnon Shashua recognized for his industry-leading contributions to advanced driving assist systems and other autonomous driving solutions.
The platform helps spread personal or company branding, break geographical boundaries and reach prospective employees and investors.