‘Sustainable Nation’ film showcases Israeli water tech
New documentary follows three Israeli innovators applying blue-and-white innovations to help other countries deal with water stress.
New documentary follows three Israeli innovators applying blue-and-white innovations to help other countries deal with water stress.
Chief rabbis and other religious leaders in Israel livestream a prayer composed for coronavirus pandemic; Jewish women’s group Momentum introduces a prayer for healthcare workers.
Israeli researchers identify the receptor chain involved in the development of atopic dermatitis, hope to develop drug to treat the disorder.
Israeli startup’s behavioral biometrics technology protects some of the world’s largest financial institutions and is moving into other verticals.
Corsight’s technology allows medical teams to open locked areas based on facial recognition, without removing shields or touching electronic locks.
Israeli tech firm Nemesysco is repositioning its voice-analytics technology as a coronavirus tool.
Research center set to develop and commercialize technology for energy-efficient enhanced water supply, wastewater reuse and energy-water systems.
Hebrew University researchers develop faster, cheaper test using materials commonly found in labs.
Findings could bring to light discoveries such as shipwrecks and submerged villages, ports, and cities from the past 10,000 years.
Leaders in cloud contact center and video communications join forces to deliver faster, more personalized experience while supporting remote workers.
Eilat Tech Center remotely trains European innovation organizations on promoting startup growth during the coronavirus crisis.
Split the population into two groups that alternate between lockdown and routine activity in weekly succession, say Israeli researchers.
Editor Nicky Blackburn is chosen for the list which includes Israel Museum Director Ido Bruno, philanthropist Sylvan Adams, and the NSA Director of Cybersecurity Anne Neuberger.
High schoolers’ robotic platform shuttles supplies to and from the coronavirus ward while controlled remotely by medical staff.
Prompted by coronavirus crisis, Israeli urban transit app helps companies transform unused vehicle fleets into on-demand service.