ISRAEL21c’s Next Phase
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Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality says maintaining the status for yet another year underscores the city’s dedication to sustainable coastal practices.
Trauma treatment developed by Hebrew University and IDF Medical Corps has boosted survival from 25% to 73% in a severe blood loss model.
The AI-powered inspection system will complement manual inspections to improve efficacy and boost customer experience.
The early-stage startups will benefit from a three-month partnership with the semiconductor giant and other multinational corporations.
New report shows Israel’s climate-tech sector remains stable and globally trusted, despite war, economic strain and a global drop in investment.
Investors David Citron and Alan Buch found TBD VC, planning to back Israeli startups and help discharged soldiers enter tech careers.
Israeli researchers use seven years of weather and satellite data to predict future wildfires caused by lightning strikes.
Study finds that even before babies take their first breath, the stress their mothers experience can shape how their own bodies will manage stress.
Study reveals that people often turn to songs with words that reflect their mental struggles to regulate their emotional state.
Armis, AudioCodes, Cyabra, CyberArk and REE win worldwide recognition from venerable multinational market intelligence firm.
Eight-episode TV drama details the story of a comedian haunted by his troubled youth spent in prison for juvenile offenders.
Israeli founded companies are helping to fuel Florida’s economic boom, creating more than 26,000 jobs according to a new study by the United States-Israel Business Alliance.
Several Israeli organizations cooperated to rehabilitate the very rare mammal, which is the approximate size and weight of an AA battery.
The new retreat towards more traditional gender roles will not only harm women, but also the men promoting it, warn social psychologists.