
Israeli-developed robotaxis to debut in Munich next year
Germany recently enacted a law allowing for driverless vehicles on the roads, making it perfect for early-rider testing.

Germany recently enacted a law allowing for driverless vehicles on the roads, making it perfect for early-rider testing.

Ravit Ram Bar-Dea, founder of digital health startup Well-Beat, will represent Israel in the TiE Women Entrepreneurship Competition in October.

Aleph Farms creates real meat using cellular agriculture rather than slaughtered animals.

SmartAID is working with local groups in Afghanistan that offer mental health support to vulnerable women.

Ben-Gurion University in Israel and Mohammed VI Polytechnic University and Université Internationale de Rabat in Morocco announce collaborations.

Study of 11,000 infected adults during the Delta wave in Israel sees vaccine’s protection disappearing at six months and restored by third dose.

Bats often have poor vision, meaning that they can’t see the fireflies’ other warning signal – their glow.

Smoking parents more likely to change their habits if they see results of nicotine tests on their children’s hair.

The Israeli company’s Asterra division was recognized for products that locate and assess underground water leaks.

Israel’s position is more than double the closest runners up – Switzerland, which saw a 165% increase; and Germany, where housing prices rose 162%.

Almost half of people surveyed report smell distortions almost a year after contracting virus, while a quarter report unexplained smells.

Illumigyn’s cervical examination system resembles a gynecology endoscope, with imaging that can be uploaded to the cloud for remote diagnosis.

Even those whose mental health improved after lockdown were vulnerable to physical symptoms of psychological distress.

Study on animals genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer and a group of subjects over 65 with memory decline showed improved vascular function.

A new study shows that even non-diabetics with elevated blood sugar have a higher risk of serious Covid-19.