Life sciences labs get an inventory overhaul
LabSuit startup helps academic life sciences labs manage inventory to save money and reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.
LabSuit startup helps academic life sciences labs manage inventory to save money and reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills.
Previous Nominet Trust 100 awardees – cited for digital developments from a social perspective — included Google, Bitcoin, Addex and Coursera.
5,000 attend groundbreaking of Guangdong Technion Israel Institute of Technology in Shantou.
New study shows connection between sleep quality and success of bone-marrow transplants.
Israeli scientists used a new synthetic polymer to develop a self-healing, flexible sensor that mimics the self-healing properties of human skin.
A team at the Technion is developing an innovative new topical treatment that could treat baldness without the serious side effects associated with current oral medications.
Married professors from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and University of Haifa build a crowd-based developmental diary for new parents.
Israeli students build a robotic bartender that can serve a variety of cocktails at the press of a button.
Multinational team including Israeli researchers wins a $125,000 USAID grant to build a joint groundwater treatment plant in Jordan.
The Nano Bible exhibition at Jerusalem’s Shrine of the Book ‘is a fascinating confluence … where the Land of the Bible meets the Start-Up Nation.’
Israel’s ‘electronic nose’ pioneer shows how nanotechnology can improve and simplify diagnosis of an often deadly cancer.
The ubiquitin system produces two substances that greatly restrict the development of cancerous tumors.
Which tells the Passover story best, the Technion’s Rube Goldberg-type machine or BGU’s Passover domino chain? Watch and decide.
The disastrous pipeline rupture in the Arava provides an opportunity to test out new cleanup methods from Israeli academia.
The novel Pneumonitor device alerts nurses well before ventilated preterm newborns go into respiratory distress.