Science and Tech

The Pacific Island nation known as the Marshall Islands will soon have its first water purification vehicle – thanks to the Israel.

Defense budget constraints and a growing requirement to comply with civilian airspace regulations drive a rising demand for commercial cockpit solutions for military platform upgrades.

Every 17 employees out of 1,000 in Israel are researchers, the Jewish state has registered 3,804 patents, has published 1,133 scientific papers, and spends 4.25 percent of its GDP on R&D.

Israeli PM Binyamin Netanyahu says if a deal with Iran is so good, there should be nothing to hide. So what is the White House trying so hard to keep under wraps?

Over the past century, Scripps Oceanography has developed cutting-edge research tools to study environmental change involving marine geology and geophysics, coastal processes, paleomagnetism, paleobiology, and climate science.

80% of Israelis have WhatsApp, and 70% believe they can't live without the app.

France is demanding answers from the IAEA on Iran's past nuclear work on atomic weapons.

The sensor is essentially an electronic skin capable of recognizing the range of movement human joints make, with up to half a degree of precision.

TEVA and INTEL are teaming on a new joint technology project designed to help relieve the suffering of patients with Huntington's disease.

Iron Dome has the best reputation for effective interceptions of incoming air threats, and to date has reportedly intercepted more than 1,500 rockets.

Israeli police and government officials have come up with a way to prevent cell phone thieves from using their ill-gotten gains.

In a region where political stability can end abruptly with a coup d'état or an invasion, those upgraded weapons can find themselves in the warehouses of those enemies of Israel and the region.

Childhood cancer rates in Haifa are much higher than in the rest of Israel, air pollution is blamed.

Bennett, 46, aspired to become Defense Minister after the last elections. He still aspires to it, and sees himself as the natural leader of the entire national camp – not only of the knitted yarmulkes.

Whenever a new high tech sector emerges, you can bet an array of Israeli companies will be among the first in the field.

The new flat lenses are incredibly thin and as the name suggests – they are flat rather than curved.

IAI will be building the 777X tail assembly leading edge at its plant in Lod, near Ben Gurion International. First delivery is due in late 2017.

Electronic Arts is acquiring the Israeli development unit of the company GameFly.

North Korea has built a new, taller missile launch tower at its missile base, a South Korean news agency reports.

The companies include Check Point, Google, Imperva, Meta, Microsoft, Monday.com, Riskified, Salesforce, Tipalti, Unity (ironSource), Via, and Wix.

More Israelis die from cancer than from any other disease or cause, according to a study released by the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics....

In October 2020, McAfee and its shareholders raised $740 million in an initial public offering and was valued at about $8.6 billion.

Israelis would receive an email file in the guise of an invitation to a conference or an article or study of interest.

“We believe that we’ve identified stable forms of alpha-synuclein that allow it to form complexes with itself and other biomolecules.”

The experiment paves the way for further exploration into the effects of noise, impurities, and energy leakage on wave dynamics within the framework of quantum mechanics and other quantum intricacies.

The most significant advantage of the Eitan is its excellent mobility capabilities across varied terrains and at speeds of 55 mph.

The two agencies discussed projects that include Israel taking part in the International Space Station.

Researchers say the groundbreaking method may prove useful in treating myriad malignancies, inflammatory diseases and rare genetic disorders.

'As a result of the bombing, key ISIS hideouts and a deep tunnel complex were destroyed, and 36 ISIS fighters were killed.'

British police tried to fight off the pesky drones that caused the total suspension of air traffic at Gatwick, but the off-the-shelf DJI drone tracking system could not measure up to the hostile drones.