Israeli tech investment shatters all records in first half 2021
Israel leads world in funding growth with a 137% year-over-year increase in the first half of 2021, reaching $10.5 billion.
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Israel leads world in funding growth with a 137% year-over-year increase in the first half of 2021, reaching $10.5 billion.
Molecule first developed for treating Alzheimer’s and impotence could prevent inflammation triggering bone loss.
Mice receiving plant-derived beta-sitosterol were calmer than the control group, scientists report.
Inovytec’s SALI device enables bystanders to give emergency aid with the aid of video guidance and connection to an emergency dispatch center.
BindID uses the biometric sensors built into every new smartphone. Rather than a burdensome password, all you need is a fingerprint or face scan.
After his date arrived late due to a manicure malfunction, Omri Moran founded Nimble to automate the process at home.
Israeli researchers report rare link between Pfizer vaccine and heart muscle inflammation in men under 25, with most cases mild and brief.
On June 1, Israel lifted Covid restrictions except those relating to indoor masks and international travel. Two experts discuss the ramifications.
An overexpression of SIRT6 increases longevity in engineered mice and enables them to stay vigorous without becoming frail.
Without being treated with new drug, patients had poor chance of recovery and survival. Following treatment, they were quickly discharged.
SPACs took off during the pandemic and created a major buzz in the Israeli ecosystem and on Wall Street as popular alternatives to IPOs.
Remote and hybrid learning are a problem for families without enough devices per child. Classi turns any TV into a platform for remote classes.
‘Logistics are made hard by grief, and grief is made hard by logistics,’ says founder of innovative technology to assist the bereaved.
Nerivio is the first smartphone-controlled wearable for the treatment of acute migraine.
The system allows medical staff to change uniforms faster, often many times a day, without fear of contamination.