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Start-Up Nation Central has decided to make this global challenge a key focus sector and to grow the Israeli climate-tech ecosystem.

Warmer temperatures, rising CO2 levels and even thunderstorms all have an impact on how we experience allergies, experts explain.

Fairtility proves that its novel algorithms outperform current FDA-approved systems for embryo selection.

Artificial light at night disrupts natural cycles and can negatively affect people, animals and vegetation. An expert shares 10 tips for minimizing harm.

Scientists say ‘active vaccines’ made of safe dietary supplements reduce the viral load in the body and cut down contagion.

Agriculture must become more sustainable to grow enough food for the future with less water and land, says CEO of world’s largest irrigation firm.

New discovery by Israeli researchers could lead to development of personalized treatments to prevent life-threatening complications of scleroderma.

Technion scientists propose new framework for cancer research based on apparent capacity of cancer cells to learn and adapt.

Eytan Stibbe makes history for Israel, and for the world as he takes part in the first-ever fully private space mission.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has many looking at the eastern Mediterranean region for replacement gas to the EU, but significant challenges remain.

Eytan Stibbe is scheduled to take off for the International Space Station on April 8, taking along 44 scientific experiments and symbolic objects.

Models are back on the runway at Tel Aviv’s Fashion week, with a lineup that celebrated both sustainability and the Abraham Accords.

Ido Edelheit says it was a ‘very happy and special moment’ when he heard the driver was recovering well.

Aircraft will fly Down Under in the next few years, allowing future owners to take off and land on any flat service in a sleek, sporty vehicle.

Granulate, a member of the first cohort of Intel Ignite in 2019, reportedly is being acquired for $650 million.