Brainwaves may predict epilepsy after brain injury
Israeli scientists find brain biomarkers that can help determine which brain-injury patients are prone to epilepsy later on.
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Israeli scientists find brain biomarkers that can help determine which brain-injury patients are prone to epilepsy later on.
Zebra Medical develops deep learning algorithms to identify disease from medical imaging; partners with Dell Services.
After the summer heat and before the winter rains, you can do some awesome treks in one of Israel’s most scenic areas.
An actual button on your fridge (or diaper pail) brings IoT sophistication down to the simplest level.
Cellepathy’s Ergo ensures that navigation notifications are audible only when the individual driver needs them.
Israel’s Nano Dimension uses an inkjet process to print living human tissue in 3D. Next step, a printed liver or heart?
No animals harmed: Israeli company launches fundraising campaign to create cultured-meat machines for restaurants, markets and homes.
New iPhone metering device helps new moms stick with breastfeeding.
Israel’s LawGeex gives the power back to the people by using artificial intelligence to analyze legal contracts.
Using a LEGO-like approach, Israeli startup Showbox breaks down the video-editing process into fast, simple steps for anyone to use.
There’s no better way to see the desert than on foot. Join us in exploring the most beautiful desert trails of southern Israel.
Travel suckers no more: FairFly and RoomsNinja get you the lowest price even after you’ve booked.
In the wake of the massacre in Charleston, churches worldwide are turning to an Israeli technology to help provide a new layer of security.
Trails of all sorts – from easy walks to challenging rock scrambles – are just a short drive from the center of Israel’s capital city.
Did your cursor just vanish? That’s not a glitch but a feature for Israeli fraud-busting startup BioCatch.