APPily in love with GPS dating
Israeli-made mobile applications are helping people around the world find their soul mate.
Israeli-made mobile applications are helping people around the world find their soul mate.
Significant clinical improvement cited in study comparing copper-embedded products against standard linens.
Tel Aviv University’s scientists discover injectable protein to reverse symptoms of dangerous conditions.
Coming to promote high-tech cooperation, Prince Khalifa Al-Thani’s upcoming visit will mark the first official stopover in Israel by Qatar royalty.
Hospital Tampa is the latest US health center to adopt the Israeli-made technology that helps avoid adverse patient events.
Technion researchers suggest there’s an upside to sleep-disordered breathing that could help repair the injured heart in sufferers of cardiovascular disease.
Israel Antiquities Authority discovered the colorful 1,500-year-old floor during an excavation in the Negev area.
Israeli study shows quadrupled higher risk of cutaneous melanoma among native-born Israelis of European origin.
Israeli media companies offer a new way to help others – give them your newspaper while you’re away.
UK’s largest retailers including Marks & Spencer, Tesco and John Lewis are now in Israel on a business and technology mission.
An Israeli company is leading the digital glass printing revolution and turning buildings into beautiful pieces of art.
Analytics technology from Haifa’s IBM researchers and the Arad Group helps reduce water loss, cut costs, and gain insight into global water consumption.
A monument made from rocks of the Dead Sea is set up at Mount Everest base to foster friendship between the lowest and highest places on earth.
Pediatric surgeons with Save a Child’s Heart charity correct congenital heart defect in four-year-old girl.
38 countries will belt out their kitschy and campy greatest hits for a chance at the singing contest title.