Scientists decode health benefits behind intermittent fasting
A new study finds that repeated fasts trigger liver’s ability to adapt to future fasting bouts, creating health benefits for the body.
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A new study finds that repeated fasts trigger liver’s ability to adapt to future fasting bouts, creating health benefits for the body.
The Rousseeuw Prize, awarded by the King Baudouin Foundation, recognizes outstanding contributions in statistics that impact science and society.
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The company will leverage a distribution agreement with Propeller Drones to tackle Electra’s solar energy fields.
Israeli AI startup, FireDome, inspired by Iron Dome anti-missile system, can detect and suppress wildfires.
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Sheba Medical Center’s unique initiative invited budding Druze entrepreneurs to submit their ideas for a chance to secure funding and mentorship.
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Prof. Hagit Messer-Yaron’s research uses commercial cellular networks to monitor weather phenomena.
Former NBA baller Omri Casspi has launched his second VC fund, this time focused on cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence.
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