
9 Israeli products make TIME Top 100 Inventions of 2019
Watergen, Tyto Care, OrCam, ECOncrete, Theranica, Temi and Eviation products make main list; Lemonade and ElliQ receive special mention.

Watergen, Tyto Care, OrCam, ECOncrete, Theranica, Temi and Eviation products make main list; Lemonade and ElliQ receive special mention.

Ben-Gurion University researcher led the design of a miniaturized solar-power generator to propel future space missions.

400 Jewish, Arab, asylum-seeker and special-needs athletes played 10 different sports together in Ramleh on the International Day of Sport and Peace.

Baring Private Equity Asia to acquire Israeli maker of energy-based medical devices for aesthetics, urology, ophthalmology, ENT and gynecology.

NUsurface meniscus implant, already marketed in Europe, was developed at the Netanya R&D center of US-based Active Implants.

Joint operation of IDF and Israel Nature and Parks Authority frees animal from fence on the Israel-Syria border.

MeMed wins European Innovation Council grant to accelerate launch of point-of-care platform that distinguishes between bacterial and viral infections.

The Technion team’s synthetic honey is produced by the bacterium Bacillus subtilis, which ‘learns’ to make honey following reprogramming in a lab.

Israel-invented comprehensive home telehealth solution is now available nationwide in Best Buy stores and on BestBuy.com.

Eurovision star serenades newlyweds at scaled-back wedding in a protected space; event hall owners offer their services to couples from the South.

After you watch the movies, you can play the mobile games made in Israel for Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Cannabis chewing gum removes plaque and bacteria, freshens breath and whitens teeth, says Tel Aviv company Medivie Therapeutic.

Uri Buri in Acre was listed among the best fine dining restaurants in the world as part of TripAdvisor’s 2019 Traveler’s Choice awards.

Israeli researchers say these prehistoric people migrated to the Levant from Europe 40,000 years ago.

An Israeli study in mice showed that reducing a particular hormone signal keeps Ewing sarcoma tumors from growing and spreading.