Israel’s AI Sector Outpaces Global Rivals, Defying Adversity
One of the most unique features of Israel’s AI ecosystem is its ability to attract early-stage funding.
TAU Study Shows Oriental Hornets Can Really Hold their Liquor
"The findings were very surprising; we were amazed to see the rapid rate at which the hornets metabolized the alcohol.”
Elbit Wins $200 Million Contract to Provide Laser Defense System
Defense Ministry Director-General, Major General (Ret.) Eyal Zamir, stated that the ground laser system is expected to enter operational service in a year.
International Computer Olympiad Bans Israeli Competitors
They must be tired of losing to the Jews all the time - Israel ranks second out of 94 countries.
Bar Ilan Study Shows Aggression in Mice Comes from the Gut
The study is particularly noteworthy for its use of "humanized" mice, which have been implanted with human intestinal bacteria.
Ranked 7th in the World in AI Development, Israel Invests $133M in Phase 2...
This phase will run until 2027 with an allocated budget of NIS 500 million ($133 million).
TAU Innovative Technology Seeking Early Parkinson’s Diagnosis
"We examined the samples under a unique microscope, applying an innovative technique called super-resolution imaging."
Bar-Ilan Study Shows Antibiotics Contribute to Inflammatory Bowel Disease
IBD, which includes Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, affects approximately 1% of the global population.
Researchers Teach AI to Decipher Medical Images
Understanding the decision-making mechanism of AI models is key for deciphering biological processes and medical decisions.
TAU Researchers Say Closed Eye Imaging Can Track Awareness, Pain, during Anesthesia, Intensive Care,...
Technological breakthrough can help identify clinical responses under anesthesia.
Israel Reports First Successful Test of Magen Or Laser System
According to estimates, the system will become operational at the end of 2025 at the earliest.
TAU & UCLA Researchers Discover Older Vulture Don’t Go Out Much
The researchers utilized a database accumulated over 15 years from GPS devices attached to 142 vultures that tracked them for periods of up to 12 years.
U of Haifa Researchers: Israeli Jellyfish Deliberately Swim to the West, They Are Not...
Marine Scientists at the University of Haifa discovered that jellyfish aggregations swim collectively toward the west, and this may contribute to their survival.
Survey: Massachusetts the Smartest State, Mississippi the Dumbest, NY in 26th Place
New Jersey is in 11th place with an average 102.8 IQ points.
MOD Signs $23 Million Deal with Ashot Ashkelon for Merkava Tank, Namer APC Components
This transaction is one of several strategic moves by the Ministry of Defense to ensure the IDF's operational needs are consistently met, both now and in the future.
TAU Researchers: Sunflowers Dance to Avoid Blocking One Another’s Sun
A recent study sheds light on a scientific puzzle that has occupied researchers since Darwin.
Cyber Attack Cripples Central Bank of Iran
The incident could constitute one of the worst cyberattacks on Iranian infrastructure in the country's history.
Israeli Study Shows Aquaponics May Provide Future Food Security
The aquaponics system has the potential to be a sustainable stand-alone unit and supply food efficiently anywhere.
TAU Scientists Found a Way to Turn Garbage into Fuel
The garbage comprised 67% fruits and vegetables, 14% bread, pasta, and cereals, 8% eggs and dairy, 5% peels, 3% meat, fish and poultry, 2% sweets and cookies, and 1% soft drinks.
Technion Researchers Breach Siemens’ Secure Controller, Used for Major Infrastructure
The Siemens' new controllers are among the most secure in the world . . . but Technion researchers broke their secure communication protocol.
UN Special Rapporteur: AI Is Racist
“The use of variables such as socioeconomic background, education level, and location can act as proxies for race and perpetuate historical biases.”
Names May Shape Facial Appearance Over Time, Israeli Study Suggests
The research showed that adults’ faces can be matched to their names more accurately than chance, whereas this effect is not observed in children’s faces.
Israel Acquires $220 Million Worth of Iron Sting Precision-Guided Mortar Munitions
This procurement is part of a broader initiative to procure cutting-edge armaments in response to the confrontations with Hezbollah.
Religious Women Present Innovative Technologies at Jerusalem Hackathon
The 26-hour hackathon drew 120 female students from JCT's Tal, Tvuna, and Lustig campuses.
IDF to Get Rafael’s Laser Missile Interceptor by 2025
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems showcases advances in defense technology at the Farnborough International Airshow.
Musk: Starlink Activated at UAE Field Hospital in Gaza
Israel approved the internet satellite service for the Rafah facility in February.
Israeli Startup Wiz Says No to Google’s $23 Billion Offer, Will Go Public
"We have chosen to continue on our path to building Wiz."
IAI Introduces ‘Wind Demon’ Air-to-Surface Cruise Missile
Celebrated for its effectiveness and efficiency, the Wind Demon boasts a meager cost-per-hit ratio.
TAU Develops Smart Tagging to Identify and Track Drones in Stressful Environments
Traditional tracking methods can fail in harsh conditions, including limited line of sight, multiple air traffic participants, and tall buildings blocking satellite signals.
Catch a Virus by the Tail: Weizmann Institute Making Strides in Investigating Bacterial Immunity
A bacterial immune system that alters the tails of phages might help clarify an immunity mechanism in humans.
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