
There’s a link between teen smoking and adult drinking
Israeli research gives new insights into the brain mechanisms that lead to alcoholism.

Israeli research gives new insights into the brain mechanisms that lead to alcoholism.

‘I Clown You’ Project flew over two professional therapeutic clowns for a week of events, lectures, hospital visits, workshops and seminars.

Enopace and Paragate place in top 3 at Denver innovation contest. Kudos also go to Cognata, named the Best Young Company in Israel by NVIDIA.

The Israeli company has installations in China, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Bangladesh, India, Congo, Nigeria, Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

PhD student Assaf Natanzon, a VP at Dell EMC, has earned a spot on Wikipedia’s list with 202 registered patents — and counting.

In just four days, the Israeli street-art group shot a music video in Haifa, London and Rajasthan for the release of U2’s newest single.

Israeli researchers discover how sponges build glass skeletons that protect them from their environment, opening the way for new glass technologies.

Galia Lahav’s Tel Aviv studio custom-made six cream-colored gowns and shipped them to New Orleans for the wedding of the tennis star.

National Geographic and NASA send an Israeli-made camera to the International Space Station to capture footage for a new TV series.

The complexities of remembering when and what to take, often leads patients to accidentally miss doses, interfering with recovery.

New partnership between Israeli air-quality monitoring platform BreezoMeter and popular hiking app Alltrails lets you know if it’s safe to hike today.

During Governor Scott Walker’s trade mission to Israel recently, two agreements were signed to increase collaboration and establish new partnerships.

It’s still only on the nano level, but such a cloaking chip could be used on stealth aircraft, local optical camouflage or electromagnetic wave scattering.

New research from Israel proves that language acquisition is not limited to human beings alone.

The new 1,000-sq.m. facility offers entrepreneurs, companies and social innovators the latest tools to help them make impactful physical products.