Dr. Adi Barzel, president of the Israeli Society for gene and cell therapy and senior lecturer at Tel Aviv University, discusses the cons of gene manipulation.
'There's always one dumb idiot who tries to kill me on the road,' says one driver who uses his motorcycle daily to commute to Tel Aviv and in the city.
The Michal Sela Forum – named for the sister of its founder, who was murdered by her husband – uses technology to prevent domestic violence and save lives.
Like many young parents, Liat Mordechay Hertanu felt overwhelmed by her hectic life, so she and her husband created an app that millions have downloaded.
'We’ve set a goal to provide everyone with access to clean drinking water from air, and we are overjoyed to be able to expand our operations to India,' says Dr. Michael Mirilashvili, Watergen’s President.
A nonprofit that promotes the Israeli innovation ecosystem around the world kicked off a historic conference bringing together Israelis and Moroccans in Casablanca on Monday.
The former Israeli fighter pilot will carry out 35 experiments during his 10-day sojourn in orbit as a mission specialist on the first private mission to the ISS.
Physicians from Sheba Hospital use Israeli tech to examine ultrasounds, analyze blood tests and perform physical check-ups for patients on the Moldovan border.
From an electronic nose that sniffs cancer to self-healing electronic devices, Hossam Haick is constantly inventing devices designed to change our lives.
Israeli first-ever spinal cord implant to treat paralysis without risk of rejection is successfully tested on mice; human trials are expected by end of 2024.
'It's an aircraft you can use on a daily basis...and you can also buy it at an affordable price,' says Roni Plout, CEO of Israeli start-up developing electric plane similar to flying car for mass production. The best part? You don't have to be a pilot to fly it.
'The building blocks of a well-thought-out cyber resilience plan are being able to identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover from cyber threats.'
Israeli cybersecurity startup Island has been operating in stealth mode for over a year, raising some $100 million in two funding rounds under the radar.
'The quicker we can respond [to traffic jams] the quicker we can reduce' them, says Dvir Kenig, co-founder of Israeli start-up Intelligent Traffic Control (ITC).
The choice to acquire an Israeli company will likely not go unnoticed by Google’s employees, some of whom have vocally and vehemently opposed partnerships with the Jewish State in the past.
Polygraph tests are not admissible as evidence in a court of law because they have vulnerabilities that people can exploit in order to manipulate their results. A group of Israeli researchers are claiming to have overcome this issue.