Science

Joint research by the University of Haifa and Natal during Operation Protective Edge in 2014 looked at reactions and experiences as the conflict unfolded.

Israeli data researchers, including Dr. Kira Radinsky, say they developed a system that will significantly shorten drug development time and reduce costs.

Weizmann Institute scientists found that in a study in mice and in humans, the effects were not as beneficial as commonly believed, and were even harmful in some cases.

Ahead of the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashana, NoCamels look at the fruit's benefits, from bringing good luck, to health, to helping ward off cancer.

TopClosure, a skin-stretching mechanism that helps close open wounds in civilian and military scenarios, is being applied in major surgery and transplants, according to its inventor Dr. Moris Topaz.

Tel Aviv University researchers say a simple enzyme injected into mouse models soon after a spinal cord injury shortened recovery time and decreased symptoms.

A pair of researchers from Ben-Gurion University say when it comes to food, plate size doesn't matter so much and is not useful as a weight loss trick.

A promising new drug developed by researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has shown a 50 percent success rate in lab mice.

Biofeed recently signed an MOU with the Indian state of Gujarat to provide its innovative solution to beat back a number of havoc-wreaking fruit fly species.

These companies are behind some groundbreaking innovations in the field of brain tech.

Results show RHB-104, developed by Redhill Biopharma, could lead to a 'paradigm shift' in the treatment of the gastrointestinal disease.

Food tech researchers and startups participated in the Hebrew University's food tech confab in June in Rehovot, where food product development students also presented new and unique food tech combinations.

Technion scientists say they have successfully shrunk cancerous tumors in mice by manipulating the brain’s reward system, which caused a reaction in the immune system.

From face creams, toners, shampoo, lipstick and even perfume, beauty brands are increasingly turning to the medical cannabis industry for that special component.

With its variety of homogeneous populations and tech background, the Startup Nation can be a key player in the medicine of the future, says Prof. Shulamit Michaeli