What’s bugging the Hula Valley?
New radar station will monitor both beneficial insects and harmful invasive bugs like the Fall Armyworm moth.
New radar station will monitor both beneficial insects and harmful invasive bugs like the Fall Armyworm moth.
Weizmann researchers use AI tech to analyze non-visual clues from 800,000 years ago.
But Israel’s tendency for gender-neutral names makes breakdown a challenge, says National Library of Israel.
New approach developed by researchers offers hope of vaccine or treatment for HIV infection through a single injection.
ILAN founder aims to create warm ties with Israel among the growing Spanish-speaking population.
Prof. Noga Alon is affiliated with Tel Aviv and Princeton universities; Prof. Ehud Hrushovski teaches mathematical logic at Oxford University.
Netafim analysis shows corn grown with drip irrigation releases 53% fewer carbon emissions compared to flood-irrigated corn.
International fans won’t have to wait much longer for the much-loved show, producers promise.
Israel’s Virusight uses the power of AI to deliver results at a fraction of the time and cost.
Vegan Friendly expects 100k participants at three-day Vegan Fest filled with food, cooking workshops and healthy lifestyle activities.
Reptiles such as turtles, snakes and lizards are threatened by agriculture, logging, urban development and invasive species.
Hebrew University breakthrough in genome engineering opens the door to new “designer strains” of the plant.
Semperis leads the pack with $200-plus million while six other startups each raise $100m or more.
Technology, already proven in mice, could ultimately help boys left infertile by chemotherapy to become fathers.
The first unit, installed last month, provides fresh drinking water to 500 internally displaced people per day. A second unit will soon be installed.