Sci-tech
ICL forms lithium iron phosphate venture for battery market
The project demonstrates significant step forward for ICL's battery materials portfolio, this time into Europe.
‘Rebel Moon’ fails to land its own mythology - film review
Sheba launches digital health partnership with SciTech city in New Jersey
Israeli camouflage tech makes soldiers ‘invisible’
New chip could detect COVID-19 cases with 99.9% accuracy - study
A new testing method using genome sequencing could help control the spread of COVID-19, prevent future pandemics.
Weizmann Institute study cracks code on codifying odors
Researchers say that this might eventually lead to the ability to add scents to photographs or give computers the ability to "smell."
TAU team controls terahertz waves to better detect cavities, explosives
The team’s discovery could lead to the development of novel methods of non-destructive analysis in arenas ranging from medicine to security, including identifying dental caries or explosive devices.
A Match Made in Hi-Tech Heaven: Israel and South Korea
The Israel Innovation Authority reported that more than 140 joint Israeli-Korean technological innovation projects were launched in 2016 involving a total sum of $54 million.
Copyright and creativity in the Internet's iterative age
We, as a society on the internet, will create new interactive ways that let you easily interact not only with the content in front of you, but with the content on which it is based upon.
SAP buys Israel-founded Gigya for $350 million
Gigya identifies and authenticates online customers, allowing large Internet businesses to tailor personalized advertisements to their users.
11 incredible behind-the-scenes photos of VENuS
The satellite built by Israel Aerospace Industries was successfully launched on Wednesday, August 1, 2017.
A Pakistani admirer of Israeli Scientific and Technological developments
UK to launch global network of Tech Hubs after Israeli success
The new network was launched on Wednesday as part the British government's larger "Digital Strategy."
Moving Israeli cities towards real innovation
Some 120 Israeli companies featured their advanced technologies at Tel Aviv expo.
New device enables disabled people to summon their electric wheelchair
A team of experts at the Jerusalem hospital developed the device, called Chair Call, to significantly improve the quality of life for the wheelchair-bound.