New Israeli research into genomes sheds light on causes of deafness
Scientists at two Israeli universities unlock a vital part of the puzzle into what causes deafness.
Scientists at two Israeli universities unlock a vital part of the puzzle into what causes deafness.
Gilat Satellite Networks wins a contract with an unnamed Latin American country to connect rural regions by satellite.
The central pit of the subterranean cemetery will be the height of a 15-floor building – and access to the graves will be via three elevators that hold 90 persons each.
The Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the South African branch of Israel’s national emergency service, Magen David Adom, have sent aid to Madagascar following a deadly outbreak of the Black Death.
Fluence’s NIROBOX desalination system will provide Mayotte Island a quick and environmentally friendly solution to address water scarcity.
mPrest’s technology will allow Vector engineers to manage and predict outages and allow the efficient delivery of energy to and from the grid.
Prof. Raphael Mechoulam, ‘father’ of medical cannabis, turns focus on asthma at Hebrew University’s Multidisciplinary Center on Cannabis Research.
Artificial intelligence, data storage, fintech, seed breeding, travel tech and other sectors also see October investment.
New museum opens to commemorate the pivotal battle in which 800 mounted soldiers wrested the Negev city from the Ottoman Empire.
New platform for 3D printing personalized food can serve a variety of populations including the gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan markets, as well as the specialized diet market.
This is Frutarom’s ninth acquisition in 2017 and will put an infant formula product into its pipeline.
Despite not being permitted to display the Israeli flag or have the Israeli anthem played, the athletes did Israel proud at judo Grand Slam.
Annual event comes on heels of new study by Israeli university showing that running makes you happier and generates a greater sense of belonging.
Arava Institute for Environmental Studies teams with Hazon on five-day bike trip through Israel focused on ecology and coexistence.
Tens of thousands of tourists and cycling enthusiasts are expected to arrive in Israel next May to experience the Giro d’Italia’s festive atmosphere.