Science

Magen David Adom has opened a new national blood bank center that will double as a bomb shelter to protect the nation's blood supply.

The Israeli startup developed an FDA-cleared blood pressure monitor and app that allows people to track blood pressure and more with AI tech.

Omicron has not eliminated the Delta variant, according to a sewage study from Israel's Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

Israel's 3-day life science conference welcomes over 6,000 participants to dive into 10 tracks including medical devices and robotics.

NoCamels spoke to AION Labs CTO Yair Benita about the benefits and challenges of bringing tech solutions into the pharmaceutical industry.

GDA-201 is an off-the-shelf cell therapy candidate for the treatment of patients with follicular and diffuse large B cell lymphomas.

Researchers from 4 Israeli universities develop 3D printing method that may curb reef devastation plaguing global coral ecosystems.

The date and time of the Ax-1 mission's return were announced after a number of delays due to unfavorable weather conditions.

This is the second time the return flight has been delayed due to poor weather conditions, with no new time or date confirmed.

The Israeli consortium is made up of 14 companies, including top cultivated meat companies, and 10 academic labs,

Scientists believe physiological vitals collected by smart sensors, not self-reported surveys are a better way to test vaccine safety.

Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbe took 11 art projects on his Rakia mission, including space jewelry and a sculpture that only exists in space.

Israeli solar energy company Volta Solar, announced this week that it has raised NIS 40 million ($12.4 million), its first significant investment, to expand into the energy storage market.  The new investment round was led by More Investment House, alongside angel investor Eyal Waldman as well as a group of executives from NVIDIA (formerly Mellanox). […]

The cutting-edge research center will provide inpatient and outpatient treatment that were previously nonexistent in southern Israel.

Sanolla's technology draws lifesaving medical insights from listening to sounds of the body that cannot be heard by humans.