
Škoda turns to an Israeli startup for help in combating Covid
Judges in Škoda Auto DigiLab’s global online competition voted for the 3D virtual showroom proposed by Matter.

Judges in Škoda Auto DigiLab’s global online competition voted for the 3D virtual showroom proposed by Matter.

The Israeli company uses machine learning, advanced algorithms to display level of air pollution around you. There may even be a Covid-19 connection.

Kamada releases first batch of its immunoglobulin product for coronavirus disease, plans clinical study on hospitalized patients.

Israeli researchers find that interacting with a seal-like furry robot makes people feel better but surprisingly lowers oxytocin levels.

InnoCan Pharma of Israel, working with Tel Aviv University on products using CBD-loaded exosomes for lung inflammation and possibly epilepsy.

Born in Cyprus, the newborn has a rare, life-threatening congenital heart defect. The Israeli Embassy arranged his flight to Sheba Medical Center.

IP2 LaunchPad has selected 25 Israeli companies, the majority in digital healthcare and one-quarter in cybersecurity.

Singer and IDF soldier set to develop English-language material in what is reported to be the largest such deal for an Israeli artist.

Dr. Samuel Tobias, a neurosurgeon at Galilee Medical Center, provided care to hundreds of civilians injured in the Syrian civil war.

Leading artists team up with Apple Music to share the music they’ve been hanging out at home to in recent months – and it’s great.

Findings could assist in identifying older adults at high risk for developing psychiatric symptoms as a result of corona-related loneliness.

Will NASA choose Weizmann Institute craft to launch toward the distant planet in 2026 and look for signs of life on its largest moon?

The new section, dubbed ‘the Northern Line,’ is not mentioned in contemporary documents and has received only a passing mention in textbooks.

Aquarius Engines partners up with Nokia to supply small, light and easily transportable generators to remote communities in Southeast Asia.

Sniffing ourselves helps us make sure we don’t smell bad and gives us a sense of self, Weizmann Institute study shows.