‘Super enzyme’ checks glucose better for diabetics
Israeli researchers engineer a potentially more accurate, faster substance for measuring blood-sugar levels.
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Israeli researchers engineer a potentially more accurate, faster substance for measuring blood-sugar levels.
Israeli-led research suggests that chemotherapy treatment combined with antibiotics may be significantly superior to chemotherapy on its own.
To work with freeD, Intel equips a stadium with 38 ultrahigh-definition cameras that capture the action from myriad perspectives.
London will be the first European city to launch the new Via-Daimler on-demand shuttle service, by the end of 2017.
The Israeli invention can detect images as small as cancer cells or measure contaminants in water with close to 100 percent precision.
De-Jargonizer was designed by researchers from Technion and Holon Institute of Technology to flag words that lay readers don’t understand.
Israel’s group now moves into the assembly phase at Israel Aircraft Industries, working toward its historic launch sometime next year.
Rahm Emanuel comes to Haifa, Tel Aviv and Beersheva to ink agreements with two Israeli universities and the city of Tel Aviv.
South Korea’s Hyunda Motor, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, and Israel’s Technion ink collaboration for auto-tech development.
Unique training and rehab apparatus helps improve balance and dexterity by deliberately trying to knock the user off balance.
New study shows artificial reefs in Eilat, meant to take pressure off natural reefs, are growing more popular and preserving authentic coral.
Winners will see their name in lights at Yankee Stadium and receive $1,500 in Fiverr credit to spend in the Israeli freelancer marketplace.
Sensors are in your future, from cancer detection to self-driving cars, and Israel’s Vayyar hopes to have a hand in many of them.
Tel Aviv hosts Digital Life Design for the fifth year, with a new focus this year on Israel’s burgeoning role in agricultural and food technologies.
New report shows that the city has doubled the number of international R&D centers over the past five years – from 35 in 2012 to 73 in 2017.