Israel/Technology & Science

The students finished 14th out of 30 teams in their debut appearance, completing nearly 800 kilometers in a car they designed and built themselves.

The Faculty of Medicine in Ariel University now joins other schools that have been opened in recent years at the Weizmann Institute, Reichman University, and the University of Haifa

Clalit will begin its nationwide flu vaccination campaign next week, positioning Israel as one of the first countries in the world to start administering vaccines ahead of the winter season

Professor Ada Yonath won the 2009 Nobel Prize in chemistry for her work in the study of ribosome structure using crystallography

Researchers found that the modern human male pelvis, not the human female pelvis nor the Neanderthal pelvis, represents the evolutionary innovation

Three Israeli institutions ranked among the top ten worldwide in the study: Tel Aviv University, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and the Technion

The implant was produced from a specialized synthetic polymer designed to encourage the patient's own tissue to grow into the material over time

As Israel faces an unprecedented surge in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) cases, a pioneering clinical study is reporting encouraging early results for Israeli struggling soldiers

The agreement makes Sheba OpenAI's first international hospital partner, part of a broader push by the Ramat Gan medical center to become what its leadership calls a fully AI-powered hospital

Jewish, Arab, and Israeli-American team works together to save ultra-Orthodox baby born with fatal neurological disorder

According to the indictment, three defendants broke into the Ministry of Agriculture's research institute in the dead of night and stole dozens of sheep

The moon will appear full for the second time in one month when it is at its farthest point from Earth

Huang has previously described Israel as a key hub in Nvidia’s global AI strategy, positioning it as a central pillar in the company’s future development rather than just a regional market

Government moves to remove barriers for data centers as Israel seeks AI leadership

The Employment Service warns that these trends could accelerate as AI tools become more embedded in development and maintenance, prompting some professionals to explore career changes

The Ministry of Transport authorizes supervised trials of Tesla's self-driving system on local roads

TASE moves away from the Sunday–Thursday schedule to align with global markets starting January 2026

A Tel Aviv University–led study of 160-million-year-old fossils shows that some feathered dinosaurs likely became flightless, challenging the idea that the evolution of flight followed a linear path

He warned that an audit currently being conducted reveals shortcomings in the government’s and the Election Committee’s preparedness to deal with attempts at foreign interference in the 2026 elections

The Head of the Defense Intelligence Organization, Brigadier General (Res.) Dr. Danny Gold announces the completion of Israel's new laser system at a DeepSenTech Conference on Monday

Israel currently ranks as the third most-targeted country in the world for cyberattacks

During testing, researchers simulated 103 phishing attacks, and ChatGPT's Atlas failed to block 97 of them, indicating a failure rate of 94.2%

Defense Minister Katz: 'This is a message to our enemies...we are keeping an eye on you at all times'

A 71-year-old Parkinson’s patient underwent deep brain stimulation surgery while fully awake and under hypnosis at the Galilee Medical Center