Science

Headset measures brain activity and knows if you're happy, sad, engaged or confused

Understanding their behavior could aid the search for alternatives to antibiotics, says Tel Aviv University professor

Albert Bourla, the Pfizer CEO behind the lifesaving COVID vaccine, received the $1m Genesis Prize from Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Wednesday. Dr Bourla, 60, said he was donating the entire sum towards establishing a holocaust museum in Greece, where his parents were among the 2,000 Jews from Thessaloniki who survived. The Genesis Prize is […]

Patient, 60, is given alpha-radiation to target the tumor without harming healthy tissue in ‘historical’ procedure

Researchers at Tel Aviv University engineer white blood cells within the body for the first time to fight the virus.

Researchers from Hebrew University have developed technology that transforms dried pasta sheets to 3D shapes when boiled in water.

RedC Biotech develops universal red blood cells in a lab that can then be employed by patients without the need for a blood donor.

Safe mosquito repellents are needed more than ever. A Hebrew University researcher has discovered a molecule that could lead to the next one.

A research group led by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev produced an innovative microchip to create sperm in a culture using a 3D system.

The findings from Hebrew University researchers will help develop new strains for medical cannabis users and increase crop yields.

NeuraLight leverages computer vision to extract all relevant oculometric markers from facial videos recorded with a webcam or smartphone.

Scopio Labs has developed a digital imaging platform using computational photography to make it easier to identify cell abnormalities.

Australia’s Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and Israel’s Sheba Medical Centre want to foster new international research collaborations.

When it comes to using AI to choose the right embryo to implant in the IVF process, Fairtility has tools for the 'why' as well as the 'what.'

Madrigal Mental Care’s nanotechnology enables nose-to-brain delivery of nanoparticles with psychedelic molecules of psilocybin and ketamine.