
Public health expert: We must learn to live with Covid
Instead of despairing, we need a road map of life with viruses. ‘We will always be dealing with pandemics, and we cannot keep stopping the world.’
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Instead of despairing, we need a road map of life with viruses. ‘We will always be dealing with pandemics, and we cannot keep stopping the world.’

Voiceitt app allows people with speech impairments to converse with others and to control Alexa-enabled smart home devices using their own voices.

Israeli multinational will manage third-party ads across NBC Olympics’ leading CTV apps, including NBC Sports and the Olympic Channel.

It’s not in spite of Covid that Israel has been able to succeed; it’s because of this challenging time that many companies reached this benchmark.

Research from Hebrew University points to some promising channel blockers that could be studied as antiviral treatments for SARS-CoV-2.

A complaint about the inefficiency of manmade decision-making leads to Optibus, a company ensuring smoother travel in 500 cities worldwide.

Moona — a Space for Change runs mentored afterschool programs as well as job-specific training to young adults.

Sexy logistics and a fuller pivot to virtual life are among trends accelerated by Covid, say OurCrowd Global Investor Summit speakers.

‘Our children will become acquainted with the computing world at an early age, seeing as it is woven into, and affects, every field of our lives.’

With the immune system, what we don’t know far outweighs what we do. An Israeli startup aims to fill in those all-important gaps.

SpaceIL is raising funds for its next mission, which will send spacecraft to either side of the Moon plus an orbiter to enable remote experiments.

Wasteless uses AI to lower an item’s displayed price gradually as it nears its expiration date.

Israeli neuroscientists train 50-year-old man, blind from birth, to recognize visual images via sensory substitution.

Affixed easily to valves, pumps or pipes, Feelit’s nano-ink stickers find and report issues that could impair performance and cause costly breakdowns.

Israel’s health providers begin administering third dose of vaccine for adults with immune insufficiency.