New York hosts 21 Israeli-founded unicorns… and counting
New York City now trails only Tel Aviv as the city with the most Israeli-founded unicorns in the world.
New York City now trails only Tel Aviv as the city with the most Israeli-founded unicorns in the world.
Israel’s children all return to regular studies after many experienced homeschooling or studying in smaller-sized groups on alternate days
New study sheds light on how our brain decides when we should start and stop eating, offering hope for new anti-obesity drugs.
Molecules in the fermented probiotic drink appear to mitigate cytokine storms — one of the main causes of Covid-19 death — and tame inflammation.
Mediterranean Biennale features works by 60 artists and art collectives from 17 countries under the theme ‘Living Together – Crossing Borders.’
Glioblastoma is an aggressive cancer that accounts for most malignant brain tumors. An Israeli researcher may have found its weak spot.
Foreigners who have been vaccinated or recovered from Covid will be allowed into Israel in May, the Israeli Health Ministry has announced.
Technion student Aseel Nama made her discovery during the International Astronomical Search Collaboration, where she was the only Israeli participant.
He visited Jerusalem in 1994 to plant a tree at Yad Vashem in memory of his mother, Princess Alice of Greece, who saved Jews in the Holocaust.
This year’s cohort represents 12 countries and is driving innovation across 18 industries including healthcare, climate risk and virus modeling.
Two unicorns – Trax Image Recognition and Redis Labs — helped push total funding for the first week of April to more than $1 billion.
A virtual Heroes Hackathon in Jerusalem was dedicated to assisting Holocaust survivors and promoting the memory of the Holocaust in innovative ways.
Audioburst launches world’s first podcast feed for mobile apps, giving consumers personalized and updated audio content within their favorite app.
With 56% of citizens vaccinated and another 15% recovered, Israel may be the first country where people who are immune protect those who aren’t.
Researchers at Tel Aviv University say only the extinction of larger animals and the decline of animal food sources led humans to consume vegetables.