15 Companies in First French-Israeli Investment Conference in Paris Thursday
The conference will focus on the fields of food tech, life sciences, auto-tech and cyber-security.
Bar-Ilan U’s Prof. Shlomo Havlin Elected an Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Physics...
Recently, for the second year in a row, Havlin won the "Most Cited Researcher in Physics" award.
TAU Researcher Uses Existing Wireless Communication to Monitor Meteorological Phenomena
"The technology we developed enables processing and analyzing the big data collected by these existing communication networks for other purposes."
IAI Successfully Completes Israeli-French Satellite Environmental Testing before Summer Launch
The satellite will be ground controlled by IAI in Israel which will be linked to two sub-stations in the Toulouse Space Center, France, and the Technological Mission Center, Rafael, Haifa, Israel.
Haifa, San Diego Universities Get $1.3 Million to Explore Man’s Adopting to Climate Change...
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.
Israel, India Ink $630M Military Deal
IAI Director-General Yossi Weiss said the deal strengthens “the company’s status as a global leader in the domain of aerial defense systems.”
New York Launches Contest for Israeli Startups to Tackle Clean-Energy Challenge
The contest will focus, among other things, on the next generation of electric-vehicle charging, artificial intelligence and energy storage.
Grandmaster Chess Project to Show How Chess Makes You Smart
Boris Gelfand, Israeli chess grandmaster, and the University of Haifa have teamed up to prove that chess can make you smarter and better adjusted.
Israel’s Bezalel Academy ‘Brings It’ With Innovation for the Startup Nation
The work of these students will have a global impact in fields like tactical medicine, home healthcare, and more.
Report: Intel to Invest $11 Billion in Israeli Chip Plant
Intel's management has been playing coy about the deal, claiming the deal is still open and the plant could be based in Ireland, the US or Israel.
Israeli Startup to Produce Oxygen from Lunar Soil
While oxygen is needed for human life, most of it is used for the spacecraft’s launch and travel, as it is a vital component for fuel combustion.
Report: Israel Exposed Russian Hackers
According to The New York Times, Israeli intelligence sources have uncovered Russian government hackers who tried to steal US intelligence programs.
Bar Ilan Researchers Use Gold Nanorod Scattering to Identify the Immune System’s ‘Killer and...
Further development of this technique will lead to novel methods to predict stages of manifestation of diseases like cancer from simple tissue fluids or blood samples.
Elbit to Debut Revolutionary Airborne Surveillance Solution at Paris Airshow
SkEye WAPS™ is a revolutionary airborne wide-area persistent surveillance solution for Homeland Security and Defense Needs.
US Dept of Defense Trains Teachers in 3-D Printing
US teachers are learning "3-D printing" from the Dept. of Defense.
Israeli Scientists Discover New Enzyme to Destroy in Metatastic Cancer Cells
The research team hopes to begin Phase 1 clinical trials within the next 18 months.
Iranian ‘Rocket Kitten’ Hackers De-Clawed in CyberSpy Operation
A joint U.S.-Israeli-European cyberspy operation has de-clawed Iranian government "Rocket Kitten" hackers.
Analysis: At Last, Potential Buyer for Iron Dome System: the Pentagon
Mind you, that purchase is yet to be made, and, judging by the Iron Dome's track record so far, the deal could still go south.
Noble Energy, Delek to Speed Up Israeli Gas Production at Leviathan
The development partners of the Leviathan gas field are planning to start the pipes flowing by 2019.
Israel Celebrates Professor Rabinovici’s Election to President of CERN Council
CERN is the European Organization for Nuclear Research, one of the world’s largest and most respected centers for scientific research.
Morocco Launches World’s Largest Concentrating Solar Power Plant
The Noor complex uses a technology called Concentrating Solar Power (CSP), which allows to store energy for nights and cloudy days.
Critical IDF Intel Systems Were Down on Morning of Oct. 7
The Unit 8200 is responsible for some 80% of the information gathered and produced for all intelligence branches.
Teva Donating 6 Million Hydroxychloroquine Sulfate Tablets to US Hospitals to Fight Coronavirus
The Company is also reviewing supply of both hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine globally to determine whether there are additional supply and access opportunities for patients.
London Haredi Court Consults Tzomet on Shabbat Digital Water Meters
The Orthodox community in London has been troubled by a city plan to replace the old water meters with digital units which would cause the desecration of Shabbat whenever one turns on a simple faucet.
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.
IDF Tank Fire Retaliates for Late-Night Gaza Rocket Attack
The rocket landed in an open area near the security fence in the Eshkol Regional Council district.
Arrow-3 Anti-Ballistic Defense System Awarded Israeli Defense Prize
The system, jointly developed by Israel and the US, is capable of intercepting and neutralizing ballistic missiles outside the Earth’s atmosphere.
EU Grants 9 Israeli Groups $5.3 Million to Tackle Coronavirus Outbreak
The program enables Israeli participants to compete for extensive grants which support long-term R&D and test applications of proposed solutions in a variety of fields together with potential customers.
Israeli Breakthrough in Optical Sensing Could Mean Miniature Spectrometers for All
“We can find out what’s in our glass, the percentage of fat in our milk, or whether the olive oil, honey, or juice we’re considering buying has been adulterated with scent extract.”
Silicon Valley Fund Investing in Israeli Startup to Streamline Startups [video]
Because the world needs more apps.