Helping Israel’s minorities find jobs in high-tech
With 18,500 unfilled positions in high-tech, itworks helps companies like Samsung, Intel and IBM reach new employees and diversify their staff.
Our shared future depends on innovating in the fields of science, business, healthcare and technology. Learn more about Israeli leaders in disruptive solutions, cutting-edge research, and other emerging trends that will positively impact our world.
With 18,500 unfilled positions in high-tech, itworks helps companies like Samsung, Intel and IBM reach new employees and diversify their staff.
Researchers believe low-arousal states expose failures in a mechanism that regulates stability of brain activity in the early, pre-symptomatic stage of Alzheimer’s disease.
Innovations in the field of sustainability and why there is a push in the food market for alternatives.
Study also finds previously infected obese patients, contrary to expectations, had a higher and more sustained immune response.
Israeli oncologist and neuroscientist collaborate on multisensory gadgets to enhance hope and wellbeing for cancer patients, families and staff.
From Ghana to Haiti, these technological advancements are changing the way we view humanitarian aid.
Two Israeli companies, Click-ins and Spinframe, are making strides with technologies that don’t rely on the human eye for assessing exterior damage.
To have a sustainable planet, we need not just renewable energies, but an efficient way to store that power. These technologies aim to do just that. For electric vehicles, too.
First-ever spinal cord implant to treat paralysis without risk of rejection is successfully tested on mice; human trials expected by end of 2024.
Israeli study finds stress and anxiety at hospitals worse than expected, as ancillary staff also affected and smoking increases.
Cool new ‘in-the-box’ solution for homegrown veggies. It’s the ultimate farm to table experience – now you can grow your own vegetables at home effortlessly with an all-in-one box.
Emergency services can reach riders in distress more easily using a video-chat and location-sharing platform that’s integrated into the Wind app.
A noninvasive technology that analyzes the eye’s tear film layer is being tested in Israel to determine if it performs as well as a PCR test.
Three days of sessions led by 63 AI professionals, government officials, thought leaders and researchers from around the world.
Today the wisdom of the crowd is being harnessed for everything from emotional wellbeing to genetic counseling.