Israeli startups raise mega rounds amid recession
Despite the economic downturn, several Israeli companies announced funding rounds of $100 million or more in August.
Despite the economic downturn, several Israeli companies announced funding rounds of $100 million or more in August.
In an extraordinary chance discovery, archeologists have uncovered a 2.5 meter long prehistoric elephant tusk in the south of Israel.
Aura Air purifiers are being installed in thousands of American classrooms and school buses using federal Covid-relief funds.
Sheba Medical Center to use Elbit Systems’ military thermal night-vision imaging to detect physiological processes based on energy and heat.
The groundbreaking method could easily be implemented by any staff member in any clinic, without special training.
Israel Antiquities Authority speculates that a wealthy landowner, overseeing farmsteads in the northern Negev, may have resided on the estate.
Joint project of Israel’s Helios and Florida’s Eta Space aims to enable in-orbit refueling for long-term space missions and even colonization.
It was the first time Israel hosted the event, in which Germany garnered the most medals.
NextFerm Technologies signs $3 million supply agreement American health and sports nutrition brand with for ProteVin yeast-based nutrient.
PepsiCo expands its use of UBQ Materials’ bio-based thermoplastic made from household garbage saved from landfills.
World’s first renewable energy-powered thermal energy storage system for plastic manufacturing.
In Israel’s best showing yet in the competition, athletes took home a gold, a silver and three bronze medals.
Artist Tal Tenne Czaczkes made the sculpture for the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality, which voted to outlaw single-use plastic on bathing beaches.
A delegation from Israel is assessing issues affecting water infrastructure in South African municipalities to see how Israeli technology can help.
Skincare startup uses a bioactive compound from avocado pits, which are normally discarded by the food industry.