Israel/Technology & Science

Pancreatic cancer is considered one of the deadliest and most violent types of cancer

Report says Netanyahu 'wasted' a huge amount of money developing an Israeli vaccine in an unsuitable laboratory

Mechoulam, a Bulgarian-born Israeli organic chemist, was known as the 'father of cannabis research' after isolating THC and CBD

'We will take steps to help companies with operations based in Israel overcome the liquidity crisis caused by this upheaval'

There's 'increased demand for advanced artillery solutions from militaries around the world, including European countries and NATO members'

Why is 'junk DNA' not deleted from the original genome over millions of years of evolution?

'Technological leadership is the key to victory on the battlefield,' from intelligence to enemy exposure and decision-making capabilities

The hacker group called Darkbit went after the Technion for ‘nationalist reasons’

'It is so important to look for ways to reduce food waste and examine their potential contribution to mitigating climate change'

The teams at the disaster zone can transmit voice messages, photos and live video from the field as well as send updates to the command and control centers

The hospital is expected to operate for 10 days and will include operating rooms, trauma units, orthopedic doctors, surgeons, and more

The last big earthquake in Israel’s immediate region was in 1927

IAI sealed many deals in India over the past 30 years, supplying its army with advanced defense systems

'We are a hospital of peace and a beacon of hope not only for the children of Israel, but also for the children of the region'

Lior's team was able to determine the intensity of earthquakes and their potential for damage before they were felt on land

'Beresheet2 mission, led by the nonprofit organization SpaceIL, is an extraordinary example of how the field of space has changed'

The Beresheet2 mission to the moon is set to launch by SpaceIL in 2025

Space Agency continues to promote Israeli interest in space and push its international position

'Together, we can take space exploration – and our capacity for human collaboration – to new heights and save our planet'

The study contradicts the common belief that people with autism are 'indifferent to pain'

'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'