3 Israeli universities on PitchBook’s entrepreneurial list
2018-2019 PitchBook Universities Report ranks Tel Aviv University, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Hebrew University among top 50 in world.
2018-2019 PitchBook Universities Report ranks Tel Aviv University, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Hebrew University among top 50 in world.
Israeli researchers say discovery of drug-resistance protein in feline AIDS may be able to help in the advancement of anti-AIDS drugs for humans.
Existing chemo treatments for adults are not effective in a child’s body. The new system invented in Israel introduces a promising alternative.
Israeli researchers combine a nanotechnology and a biological enzyme to create an enzymatic blade that could replace surgical scalpels.
Israeli and American researchers successfully halted the growth of mesothelioma in model animals by inhibiting the heparanase enzyme.
Sometimes, the guys and girls at the cutting edge of science just wanna have fun. And what’s more fun that dropping a raw egg from 40 meters?
Israeli data scientist’s analysis of social-media posts can reveal where to look for happiness and what places to avoid if we don’t want to feel down.
The new technology developed by Israeli researchers uses longwave light to release drugs in a highly targeted, non-invasive method.
Universities worldwide are looking to emulate Israel’s tech-transfer magic.
Technion leads the world in providing students with digital skills, according to a Times Higher Education survey.
Israeli researchers discover how sponges build glass skeletons that protect them from their environment, opening the way for new glass technologies.
New joint initiative aims to provide customers with new technologies that will improve the banking experience.
Israeli researchers say monitoring the motion of eyelids can help diagnose eye diseases and neurological diseases, including Parkinson’s.
De-Jargonizer was designed by researchers from Technion and Holon Institute of Technology to flag words that lay readers don’t understand.
Rahm Emanuel comes to Haifa, Tel Aviv and Beersheva to ink agreements with two Israeli universities and the city of Tel Aviv.