Three Israeli startups chosen to compete in Beijing
Shengjing Global Innovation Awards 2016 will give Israelis exposure to investors and Chinese tech giants.
Shengjing Global Innovation Awards 2016 will give Israelis exposure to investors and Chinese tech giants.
Education experts came to see how they might adapt the Israel Sci-Tech School network’s iSTEAM and Whole Child approaches to other countries.
Previously this year, Cisco signed deals with Israel’s Bank Hapoalim, storage software startup Elastifile and Leaba Semiconductor.
Record-holding midfielder Eran Zahavi pledges to return one day to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
New study shows Israeli innovation is a major driver of the Massachusetts economy.
Six companies with novel environmental technologies, and two promoting youth and women, presented at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit in California.
‘From our experience in Ramallah, we think we have the potential to collaborate and make our neighbors successful,’ says CEO.
Helen Mirren emceed the Genesis Prize ceremony where Perlman was feted for his accomplishments as a musician, teacher and advocate for the disabled.
Israeli scientists engineer bacteria to create sugar to fuel themselves from the ‘greenhouse gas’ carbon dioxide.
Agrotechnology, biotechnology, digital healthcare and UAV collision avoidance are among the highlighted sectors.
EFI to use Israeli solutions to expand its textile ecosystem and help customers set new standards for time-to-market, on-demand manufacturing.
Thousands of representatives from 45 countries are in Israel for the sixth annual International Cybersecurity Conference.
Dean Kremer, who plays for Israel’s national baseball team, is the first Israeli citizen to sign a contract with a Major League Baseball team.
Top three innovative startups will represent Israel in the final competition.
Yotpo, Interlude, Eyeview, Elastifile, Lumus, Talkspace, Nexar, Nanit, Sixgill, Nuro, Armeron, DeepSense, and Comeet announce funding rounds.