
Israelis train Philippine EMS teachers for mass disasters
Magen David Adom delegation helps the Philippine Red Cross practice emergency response to mass casualty incidents.

Magen David Adom delegation helps the Philippine Red Cross practice emergency response to mass casualty incidents.

Technion leads the world in providing students with digital skills, according to a Times Higher Education survey.

First long-term diet study using MRI to map fat-storage changes shows positive effects of diet and moderate exercise even without much weight loss.

United Hatzalah receives European Award for Excellence in Innovative Technology for its tracking app for faster EMS response.

Researchers are monitoring environmental changes that may be caused by offshore gas drilling, as well as conditions of global warming.

$100k awards recognize innovation and excellence of scientists and engineers under the age of 43.

Israel also continues to treat Syrian victims of war in its own hospitals and to send them food, fuel, medicine and warm winter clothing.

Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian environmental group wins European awards for its Program on Water Security and its Water & Energy Nexus project.

Israeli biopharma company raises $30m to advance its clinical studies of novel therapies for critically ill patients.

Discovery Award is a seed grant to help Team Prismatix from Haifa develop its solution for the £10 million Longitude Prize program.

The Israeli company’s automated image-analysis tools for handheld ultrasound devices use advanced pattern-recognition and machine-learning algorithms.

Big Panda, Spot.IM, SCADAfence, Arbe Robotics, Buildup among other Israeli startups that received investments over the course of the month.

International men’s magazine lauds the Israeli actress as a ‘woman who kicked ass and changed superhero movies forever.’

Hessian Israeli Partnership Accelerator for Cybersecurity brings together top students from both countries to work on joint projects.

The new school will provide vocational training to 10,000 youth in areas such as building, construction, electronics, computing, chemistry and optics.