TAU researchers fine-tune the art of science
Israeli scientists win American Society of Human Genetics art competition.
Israeli scientists win American Society of Human Genetics art competition.
The Negev team is developing a thin coating that could be applied to any pair of glasses.
American art photographer Spencer Tunick donated a piece of his Dead Sea installation to help raise funds for ELEM – Youth in Distress in Israel.
Israel may seem an unlikely home for professional winter sports, but Israel’s first-ever skeleton racer is hoping to make his debut at the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Israeli biotech company says its universal flu vaccine enhances the efficiency of the human pandemic bird flu inoculation.
World Toilet Organization (yes, this exists) goes gaga over revolutionary Israeli toilet.
Hebrew University neuropsychologist says it’s about hips not lips when trying to read someone’s feelings.
Israeli genealogy website purchases rival company to become leading global power player in the family history industry.
International study ranks TLV second best place in the world to start a high-tech company.
Hebrew University researchers discover how the deadly malaria parasite evades the immune system.
Ohad Naharin is being awarded for his work as artistic director of the Batsheva Dance Company.
Wacky, imaginative, and futuristic: Some of the coolest new interactive exhibitions and visitors centers in the world are being designed in Tel Aviv.
In 10 years, over five billion plastic bottles and containers have been recycled in Israel.
Among the award winners, educational entrepreneur Shai Reshef is commended for his online university that allows students to study for free.
Israel’s BioData praised for its digital platform that helps labs run more efficiently.