BrainStorm: Hopeful results in ALS trial
A glimmer of hope for ALS sufferers and their families as BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics announces positive interim results in its Phase I clinical trial to
A glimmer of hope for ALS sufferers and their families as BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics announces positive interim results in its Phase I clinical trial to
Hip hop star and American cultural icon Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter is the new face for Duracell Powermat. He will serve as the new spokesman for
Showtime’s Homeland was named Best Drama Series at the Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles – an award the Israeli television industry can take pride
Bezalel Academy of Arts student Arthur Brutter is up for one of the design world’s most prestigious prizes for his earthquake-protection school desk. The desk
An evangelical pastor from Uganda turned to Israeli doctors for help, following an acid attack that severely burned his face, torso, and damaged his right
The campaign to purchase Israeli start-up Kenshoo is heating up and reports say the final price tag could be a whopping $300-$400 million. Kenshoo is
With a whopping 43 percent of votes, Tel Aviv has been crowned the world’s Best Gay City in an international contest run by American Airlines.
Last chance to sign up for the Jerusalem Marathon 2012, that’s set to take place on March 16. Early registration for the full marathon route,
There’s a new fruit on supermarket shelves in Israel. It’s called the Nano Watermelon and it’s exactly that: A smaller version of the country’s favorite
Brothers Omer and Sela Nevo – both Tel Aviv University students — are this year’s winners in the English as a Second Language (ESL) division
The power of positive thinking helps female students achieve appreciably higher grades than their pessimistic friends, according to a new study at Ben-Gurion University of
A much awaited groundbreaking initiative to reinforce the country’s scientific research community and keep top academic talent in Israel was inaugurated in Jerusalem on January 3.
A new University of Haifa study shows that employees prefer to keep their distance from an abusive boss even though direct communication would be the
Tel Aviv has once again snagged an international honor – this time as one of the world’s most creative cities. Canada’s Globe and Mail newspaper
Following a successful franchising out to the UK, the Israeli company, Spicy Way, is now set on taking the German market by storm. While it