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The accelerator, ScienTech, will assist Arab researchers in leveraging their scientific knowledge into viable startups.

The AI-based platform that helps users discover their digital footprint and reclaim data now aids companies in processing privacy requests.

Tel Aviv University researchers offer hope that paralyzed patients may walk again with first spinal cord tissue engineered from cells.

Israel's ElectReon enters the US market through a bid won to build a wireless charging road in Detroit, Michigan.

Israeli researchers have found strong evidence that Vitamin D deficiency has a strong effect on COVID-19 severity and mortality

Israeli-developed security platform Gabriel is being rolled out in Jewish institutions across the US after the Colleyville synagogue standoff

Artist Beverly Barkley addresses the problem of plastic pollution with a larger-than-life art installation to be showcased in Jerusalem and New York.

With heightened antisemitism and comparison of COVID measures to Nazi tactics, Gidon Lev is using TikTok to educate viewers around the world.

Wearable sleep tech, clean meat, space hummus, and an antiradiation vest are just a few of the experiments heading to space.

Israel's Environmental Protection Minister tours UBQ Materials' production plant to learn what the company is doing to tackle climate change.

GalBio's Tulipon, both a tampon and a menstrual cup, will be able to gather analytics in order to diagnose diseases through menstrual flow.

Trigo tapped by largest grocery co-op in the US to pilot AI frictionless checkout tech for autonomous supermarket.

Israel has long been an international leader in drone technology; these two drone startups have helped it soar to new heights.

The COTS-Capsule within the TauSat-3 satellite is set to be tested by Israel's Eytan Stibbe at the International Space Station next month.

The Israeli survey conducted by Power in Diversity looked at 424 startups and 70 VC funds to find the average representation of women.