Back to school, Israeli-style
Teachers, students and parents take a deep breath as schools across Israel start today.
Teachers, students and parents take a deep breath as schools across Israel start today.
Tel Aviv’s Uriel Yekutiel is the king – and queen – of after-hour parties throughout Europe, South America and Canada.
14 riders from the global Longboard Girls Crew are in town to promote gender equality in sport, stoke and peace.
Israeli programmer creates Google Chrome extension that blocks annoying Web comments with a cute cat icon.
27-year-old Technion PhD co-created groundbreaking Microsoft’s data-mining disaster-prediction software.
Israel is one of the world’s best and safest places to try canyoning, a sport that combines rappelling, rope-work, climbing and swimming.
Tel Aviv University researcher says cost-effective radio wave measurement can be a valuable contribution to the ongoing effort to track climate change.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Weizmann Institute of Science and Technion – Israel Institute of Technology listed in the annual ARWU global survey.
ISRAEL21c spotlights some of the women brightening up the Israeli cultural scene.
TAU graduates rank amid most successful at securing American funding for new companies, according to new data.
Rehovot-based medical device startup among world’s top companies hoping to create affordable, personalized healthcare through sophisticated sensing technologies.
The underwater paradise along Eilat’s beaches brims with beautiful coral reefs, colorful fish and fascinating sunken ships.
New IBM cybersecurity software lab in Israel will focus on mobile and application security, advanced threat, malware, counter-fraud, and financial crimes.
Israeli scientists find that gold nanofibers in engineered heart tissue can enhance electrical signaling.
The country boasts the most museums per capita including some out of the ordinary and amusing centers for learning.