The scent of women’s tears reduces aggression in men
Exposure to tears activates human smell receptors and alters aggression-related circuits in the brain.
Exposure to tears activates human smell receptors and alters aggression-related circuits in the brain.
Bonus Biogroup recognized as a global leader in innovation in biotechnology, cell therapy and development of effective treatments.
Cybersecurity company reports 100%+ year-over-year revenue growth, with 100+ customers added quarterly, including multiple Fortune 50 companies.
Health Ministry approves manufacturing and marketing of Aleph Farms’ Petit Steak, cultivated from cells of a Black Angus cow.
REE is first company to get US certification for a vehicle whose functions are fully controlled by electronics rather than mechanical connections.
Amazon rainforest data reveals 8% fewer rainstorms in areas where forests were replaced by human activity; the dryness leads to more deforestation.
Venture capital platform’s Growth IV fund brings the company’s total assets under management to $4 billion.
Scientists discover a method to determine whether a soil sample, such as mudbrick, was burned down or collapsed, helping resolve ancient mysteries.
Technion researchers develop a disruptive processes to make the make production of ecological fuel affordable and sustainable.
Occurrences of PTSD and anxiety are correlated with increased and persistent news consumption, and especially by gory videos on social media.
Cleantech Group received 25,435 nominations from over 65 countries for the 2024 list.
Prof. Ron Folman from BGU receives $2.6 million to help resolve the disconnect between quantum physics and the theory of relativity.
Report estimates private funding for Israeli tech in 2023 reaching nearly $10 billion.
$50 million fund to support startups directly affected by the war or developing solutions related to it across multiple verticals.
Addressing the need for gender-separated higher education in the southern haredi community, consortium will open degree programs to women first.