Tel Aviv University and Google launch ‘AI for Social Good’
The new three-year program will coordinate collaborations between AI researchers and researchers in the social sciences and humanities.
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The new three-year program will coordinate collaborations between AI researchers and researchers in the social sciences and humanities.
Hadassah Medical Center treated the most Covid patients in Israel. Now it’s sharing its ideas and expertise in Argentina.
As Israel’s Gaza-area towns are under bombardment, President Rivlin opens his official residence to citizens under fire. The Tourism Ministry and many cities and towns offer free activities to those from hard-hit areas.
Israel will stand by India in the same way that India stood by Israel when it battled coronavirus, foreign minister says.
A homesick Israeli psychology student and budding chef studying in the US puts a meatless twist on an all-time favorite Israeli street food.
After a year of hibernation due to Covid-19, Tel Aviv’s cultural capital is undergoing a joyful reawakening. What’s on the calendar so far for this summer?
The Israeli American actress, producer and writer, Noa Tishby joins ISRAEL21c for an informative and entertaining webinar to discuss her life, Israel, and her new book.
Mona Khoury Kassabri is Hebrew University’s new VP of diversity. It’s a major milestone for the university, and she has a great deal planned.
Jerusalem Biblical Zoo welcomes its first two baby Javan langurs, yet to be named. Each mother takes turns minding the infants.
Two Israeli aid organizations are sending vital medical supplies and know-how to India, after the country saw an unprecedented 2.1 million new cases of Covid-19 in one week.
Tens of doctors undertook three simultaneous surgeries to save the life of Madchat Tapash, who was born with defects in his renal system and bladder.
Two physics PhDs from divergent backgrounds channeled their professional and personal friendship into a high-tech venture.
Even though it’s a style many people love to hate, Brutalism stands at the core of many landmarks in the local landscape.
Covid regulations don’t get in the way of Romy Davis’ desire to visit Jerusalem, as she tours its holiest sites using cutting-edge VR technology.
Jews, Arabs, religious, secular – an educational center in the Galilee aims to teach Israel’s people to walk in one another’s shoes.