Intel Announces Historic NIS 40 Billion Investment in its Israel Operation
This is the largest-ever foreign investment in Israel to date.
Israel Atomic Energy Head to IAEA: Enough with Annual Debate of ‘Israeli Nuclear Capabilities’
Snir reminded the conference that "ten years ago, the secretive nuclear reactor at the Dair Alzour site in Syria was revealed to the international community. Many questions remain regarding this clear breach of Syria's safeguard agreements."
Israeli Researchers: Smartphone App May Help Parkinson’s Patients [video]
A Smartphone app may be able to help prevent Parkinson's disease patients from falling.
Weizmann Institute Uncovers Secret of Hunger Switch in the Brain
A 3D structure reveals how a unique molecular switch in our brain causes us to feel full – and may help develop improved anti-obesity drugs.
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos to Ship Out This Summer on Blue Origin Rocket Flight to...
“To see the Earth from space – it changes you."
Hebrew U Physicist Elected President of CERN Council
Professor Rabinovici’s main field of research is theoretical high-energy physics, in particular quantum field theory and string theory.
Israel Issues Condemnation as UNSC Meets on North Korean Nuclear Test
“The test constitutes yet another example of North Korea’s aggressive pattern of behavior," Israel's foreign ministry warned.
World Leaders Gather for ‘COP-21 Paris 2015’ Climate Change Conference
Some 150 world leaders gather in Paris to put the final touches on two weeks of talks at the COP-21 conference on global warming.
UN Condemns Latest North Korean Ballistic Missile Test
North Korea is working to build an ICBM capable of carrying a nuclear warhead that will reach the United States.
Israeli Solar Energy Pioneer Arnold Goldman Dead at 74
More than thirty years ago, Mr. Goldman pioneered the use of solar thermal energy as the founder of Luz International, Ltd., where he served as its CEO.
Hebrew U Isolates ‘Haploid’ Human Stem Cells, Changing Future of Medicine
Potential for regenerative medicine and cancer research earns doctoral student Ido Sagi a Kaye Innovation Award.
Hebrew U Researchers Observe First Evidence of Delayed Radio Flares from Tidal Disruption Event...
Flares are believed to be caused by a huge velocity jet launched when the star is destroyed and sucked into the black hole or as a result of the outward explosion of debris from the explosion.
New Cancer Drug Uses Immunotherapy to Treat Metastatic Melanoma
A new cancer treatment to fight metastatic melanoma, Keytruda, has been approved by the FDA.
Ramallah Youths’ Discovery of IDF Camouflaged Surveillance Camera May Hurt Microsoft Startup
Haaretz reported that the IDF is using AnyVision’s face recognition technology at Judea and Samaria checkpoints as well as inside Arab communities.
BGU New Drug May Repair Heart Damage
Who says you can't fix a broken heart?
Israeli Scientists Solve 100-Year Puzzle with Breakthrough on Epilepsy
"Our findings may serve as a basis for the development of drugs for a range of neurological and neurodegenerative diseases."
Family Starts Nonprofit for Cure for Cause of Deaf-Blindness in Jews
Usher Syndrome is a genetic disease that is the leading cause of deaf-blindness in the world, particularly affecting Ashkenazi Jews, 2% of whom carry...
École Polytechnique and the Weizmann Institute of Science Sign Cooperation Agreement
Scientific exchange has begun with a laser-plasma accelerator lab.
Israel’s Iron Dome Sale to Azerbaijan May Balance Russian Ballistic Missile Sale to Armenia
Azerbaijan may have already purchased from Israel the Iron Dome anti-missile defense system. Russia sold a short-range ballistic missile system to Armenia.
Israel Signs Agreement With China on Foreign Workers and More
Israel and China signed a bouquet of economic agreements that included aviation cooperation, joint laboratories and more.
Israeli ‘Replay’ Technology Makes Debut During Super Bowl
Fox Sports teamed up with Intel to use the new technology in its broadcasts on Super Bowl Sunday.
NIS 3M Allocated for Hi-Tech Solutions to Help Disabled Israelis
One of the projects will create an electro-mechanical device to enable people in wheelchairs to open doors using their cell phones.
Israeli Researchers Find Male-Only Longevity Gene Mutation
A deletion of the growth hormone receptor Exon 3 was not only a marker of exceptional longevity, but it also made them taller.
Tehran Blocking Iranian ‘Waze’ App, Gershad, as Women Duck Shari’a Police [video]
"Why do we have to be humiliated for our most obvious right which is the right to wear what we want?" the app site states.
Israeli-Led Researchers Discover the Milky Way’s Heaviest Black Hole
The researchers also found a star orbiting the black hole, also known as a “binary system.”
Report: Israeli Pegasus Spyware Detected on Cellphones of Banned PFLP NGO Activists
Israeli technology that captures Arabs' faces and links them to a photo database, which one former soldier described as "The Palestinians' Facebook."
Elbit Presents Advanced Systems, Market Leading Capabilities at London Exhibition
Elbit’s booth S2-320 will offer the exciting "Sensor to shooter: A demonstration of networked Digital Fires components."
Free Tay-Sachs Screenings at Philadelphia’s Einstein Center
Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia is offering free Tay-Sachs disease screenings to those of Irish descent until the end of May.
The screenings, which involve a...
First Female Astronaut Joins UAE Space Program
“I aim to work hard to script historical moments and achievements that will be etched forever in the memory of our people,” says recruit Noura Al-Matroushi.
Elbit Subsidiary to Supply Cyber Intelligence System to Dutch Police
Cyber Intelligence Ltd, a subsidiary of Elbit Systems, was selected to provide the Dutch National Police with a Cyber Intelligence system.