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Culturally sensitive programs train women and men in the religious sector to fill needs in companies such as Apple, Check Point, Facebook, XM Cyber.
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Culturally sensitive programs train women and men in the religious sector to fill needs in companies such as Apple, Check Point, Facebook, XM Cyber.

Two Israeli technologies suit up healthcare and food-service workers without them having to touch a thing, reducing both infections and waste.

Tests of drone traffic-control system and flying without GPS heralds a new age in smart transportation, says head of Israel Innovation Authority.

Multidisciplinary center connects hospitals, government and academic institutions in Israel and around the world to prepare for future epidemics.

New Israeli study bolsters emerging evidence that Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine protects those who are immunized and those around them from Covid-19.

Findings indicate vaccination cuts risk of infecting others, reducing viral load by 1.6 to 20 times in vaccinated individuals who are Covid positive.

BlazePods blink LEDs on and off in eight colors according to different pre-set patterns to guide your exercise routine.

TransAlgae and multinational animal healthcare firm Virbac will develop cheaper, less stressful oral vaccines. A human version could follow.

Israel’s national water company contracts with VizibleZone to provide Covid-19 exposure notification technology.

Percepto drones use AI to identify operational malfunctions and health and safety risks in real time.

Experimental Covid drug cures 30 out of 30 moderate to severe cases in Phase I clinical trial at Israeli hospital. Second new drug also shows promise.

From remote check-in to finding medical care in your language, these solutions will ease us safely back into tourism in Covid-19 times.

Unprecedented total of at least $1.2 billion in January includes rounds for unicorns Rapyd, K Health, OwnBackup, Melio and DriveNets.

Large Indian companies do not have to reinvent the wheel – Saket Agarwal’s Onnivation finds them existing Israeli solutions for their pain points.

Pangea’s multi-sensor system handles scenarios from tracing contacts and preventing unauthorized access to detecting falls or violence.