
9th annual Jerusalem Winner Marathon set for March 15
Enrollment for annual run shows a sharp increase in foreign participants; a record-breaking 4,600 runners from 80 countries are expected.

Enrollment for annual run shows a sharp increase in foreign participants; a record-breaking 4,600 runners from 80 countries are expected.

Missing computations from Einstein’s Unified Theory, concerned letters to son during the Nazi years, in new Hebrew University collection.

Israeli spacecraft Beresheet takes its first selfie photo with an on-board camera, and sends it back to earth.

How does a child’s body know when its time to mature and to start puberty? An Israeli study says the parents’ height may hold the key.

When a Kiryat Malachi mom cut her finger badly, local EMTs bandaged it and advised her husband to take her to the ER, then stayed to watch the kids.

In partnership with Dutch company Eleqtec, Electriq~Global’s revolutionary fuel will power eMobility solutions in 2020.

Precision medicine breakthrough from Israel helps find markers for personalized care and improving drug development for neurodegenerative diseases.

New Israeli study finds white blood cells related to allergies and asthma may also be harnessed to destroy cancer cells.

‘My grandparents are Holocaust survivors, and, you know, the bigotry that they experienced in the Holocaust, we see that everywhere today.’

Like eyes’ adjustment to sudden changes in light, plants have sensitive mechanisms to protect their leaves from rapid changes in radiation.

40,000 runners, including 2,500 international runners, are expected at the 2019 Tel Aviv Samsung Marathon, Israel’s biggest sport event of year.

New Israeli study finds significant or moderate improvement for 84% of participants using a specially formulated cannabis oil for six months.

Israeli-German scientists use tiny satellites to give clouds ‘CT scans’ in an effort to help climate prediction.

Unicellular organism mimics pathology and symptoms of congenital diseases, Tel Aviv University researchers say.

In an age of resistant bacteria, the new system could help doctors find the best antibiotic combinations, and allow for individualized treatments.