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The study contradicts the common belief that people with autism are 'indifferent to pain'
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'I felt like I returned to that same period from the start. I saw all these things, and I was reminded of some things that to this day I can't forget'
The unveiling will include a virtual exhibition commemorating the Holocaust and will be accessible to millions
Hundreds of people gather in the Sarona complex holding signs and chanting 'No democracy, no high-tech'
The study shows the significant benefits of a Curcumin and QingDai botanical combination (CurQD) in treating patients failing pharmaceutical treatment
Some 398,648 people in Israel have taken the shot, which targets the original strain of Covid and its BA.4/BA.5 omicron subvariant
In their future work, Israeli scientists plan to provide the robot with a navigation ability
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The Israel Museum has almost 20 conservators working in different material specialties
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'Many things sound like science fiction until they happen. Aging is reversible. You can take an old cell or an old animal and rejuvenate them'
'Medical clowns not only help the patients, but they also help the parents, the medical team, and the achievement of therapeutic goals'
Flux qubits - highly non-linear objects that can be manipulated on concise time scales - are particularly difficult to control and fabricate
Country has the highest rate of venture capital investment as a percentage of GDP in high-tech companies
Israel's intention to set up a 'space administration' has a lot to do with Tehran's space program and cooperation with Russia
'In 90% of the cases treated there was an improvement in the condition of the patients,' Professor Cyrille Cohen says
TAU-SAT3 is the first Israeli satellite designed to communicate with an optical ground station
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OrCam devices are lightweight and small in size, fit in one hand and are very easy to use
'Just because you were sick a few months ago doesn't mean you're protected from the new variant'
'What we are doing is genetic engineering of this amazing creature called black soldier fly'
The idea, according to the Communications Ministry, was to free up scarce cellular frequencies in favor of more advanced technologies
TripleW has developed a revolutionary idea to compost biological material - in this case, food waste
Nearly 70 percent of cyberattacks worldwide target hospitals
'This contract demonstrates the sustained demand for Elbit Systems’ UAS'
Many in the U.S. cite data sharing, spying, censorship, and misinformation as reasons for concern over TikTok's threat to national security
'We have transitioned today to forward flight... bringing (closer) our dream of mass production of the AIR ONE,' says CEO and co-founder of AIR, Rani Plaut