Bio-printed blood vessels now possible for body implants
For the first time, Israeli scientists succeeded in forming a network of big and small blood vessels, needed for supplying blood to implanted tissue.
For the first time, Israeli scientists succeeded in forming a network of big and small blood vessels, needed for supplying blood to implanted tissue.
MIT Prof. Joshua Angrist, who taught at Hebrew University in the 1990s, is the 13th Israeli citizen to win the prestigious award.
MeaTech is developing a sustainable alternative to industrialized animal farming using 3D bioprinting and tissue engineering technologies.
Study done on lab rats suggests empathetic acts are done only for our own peer group to activate the brain’s reward system.
Published in New England Journal of Medicine, prospective study of nearly 5,000 vaccinated healthcare workers supports decision to give booster shots.
Controversial film about Israeli human-rights lawyer Lea Tsemel gets top prize at 42nd Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards.
New scientific study suggests it’s a way to keep men and women apart at times and enjoy a bit of peace and quiet.
Archeologists discover comfortable private toilet in ancient and luxurious royal mansion overlooking the City of David and Temple Mount.
New study shows eosinophils can be summoned to fight cancer by destroying the cancer cells directly and by recruiting T-cells to help.
Snyk, Papaya, Melio are just some of the Israeli companies that closed investment rounds of at least $100 million in the past month.
MeMed enables better informed antibiotic treatment decisions, an essential tool in the fight against the global threat of resistant bacteria.
Hebrew University’s Eliezer Rabinovici will be first Israeli to head the largest nuclear particle research center in the world.
Experimental technology is like a microscopic poison arrow shot from a good bacterium to eliminate a bad bacterium under specific conditions.
A meager 3% of trees in Israel are threatened, compared to 30% of trees in threat of extinction worldwide.
Technologies turning food leftovers into clean cooking gas and a filtration device that neutralizes Covid now available in Chile and Peru.