Israel/Technology & Science

Israeli research could lead to treatment for brain disorders

Tel Aviv University study reveals mechanism shared by genetic mutations linked to autism, Alzheimer's

Israeli gov’t illegally shares facial images of millions of citizens

The practice that went on for 7 years violates the principles of Israel’s Biometrics Law

First export of Israeli medical cannabis seeds to the United States

'Israel has the ability to leave its mark on the industry and be among the world leaders'

Robot hives in Israel kibbutz hope to keep bees buzzing

Startup Beewise aims to produce the 'first honey in the world made with artificial intelligence'

Israel must invest more in R&D to sustain tech sector growth, report says

'The continued growth of the Israeli high-tech industry in the face of global competition is at risk'

High-tech meets cars as Israeli startups enter automotive sector

Startups are showcasing their high-tech mobility projects and bringing innovation to vehicles

Israeli startup aims to make cheap, lab-grown meat a reality

'The goal is to reach price parity with farm-grown livestock,' Michrowski says

Israel's Transport Ministry to allow driverless parking

Automatic parking has the vehicle independently locate a parking spot and maneuver into it without aid

Israel opens rocket-proof, heavily fortified blood bank

'We have built something that’s a new standard in protecting blood'

Israel keen to set up cyber 'Iron Dome' to curb rise in attacks

'We are trying to put the right standard on communications companies in order to protect Israel'

Israeli firm redefines online data storage

'We'll show you who knows what about you… what is the risk,' and how to exercise your right to be forgotten

Israel greenlights new ‘smart’ traffic planning software

Yaakobi says that the new traffic planning system 'will save time and money for the country'

Israeli firm develops green solution to electricity blackouts

Through use of its multifuel products, TurboGen aims to cut electricity costs by 10 to 20 percent

Israeli startup connects farmers and residents

'We want to make the consumers know where the products come from'

Israel: Astronaut's return rescheduled due to weather

Stibbe will leave the ISS Saturday evening with the other members of Axiom-1

Israeli charged in global hacker-for-hire scheme pleads guilty

Azari's lawyer says his client admitted wrongdoing in his role in the hacking scheme

Israel: High-tech goes collectivist with software cooperative

'We wanted to find a workplace that will be more aligned with our personal values'

Israeli startup among 12 winners of BloombergNEF award

Addionics won the award for their 3D smart electrodes that improve the performance of batteries

Israel: High-tech fabric brings shade and lighting to Tel Aviv

Huldai says 'Lumiweave will turn out to be a groundbreaking project'

Israel: Cellphone reform to break monopoly in ultra-Orthodox community

'Kosher' phones restrict a user's access to the internet, messaging services, and social media

Israel launches $6.25m autonomous transport pilot program

'Moving to fleets of autonomous, driverless buses will help streamline the public transportation system'

Mobileye debuts robotaxi sensing system in Jerusalem test

'True Redundancy defies industry norms with separate sensing subsystems that act as backups to one another'

Israel's first public transit cable car begins operations in Haifa

Most of the passengers expected to be students

Israel: Scientists look to microalgae for green energy

'The new mutant overcomes two major barriers that have so far prevented continuous production of hydrogen'