Technology

Israeli medical cannabis experts at Tel Aviv's CannaTech summit believe Israel stands to lose revenue, jobs, and status as an industry world leader if the current exports freeze persists.

The Yavne-based firm, which produces systems for circuit boards and chips, was bought by California-headquartered semiconductor equipment maker KLA-Tencor in one of the largest buyouts on an Israeli company to date.

Nitzan Kish incorporates self-defense mechanisms into her garments and accessories, making them unique, sophisticated works of art.

Ben-Gurion University nanotechnology lab creates low-cost infrared sensors that can be used to create the world’s thinnest night-vision glasses as well as revolutionize smartphones and self-driving cars.

Cyber researchers from Ben-Gurion University say it took them about 30 minutes to hack into off-the-shelf devices commonly found in homes, businesses

IceCure Medical has developed technology to treat benign and malignant cancer tumors, turning them into ice balls

Technology from Israel could be a boon to Cape Town as reservoirs run dry, though Pretoria's hostility to Jerusalem looms over possible cooperation

These Israeli women are working to end the disparity in the tech and science fields through projects and platforms that impact Israeli society.

At a recent gathering in Tel Aviv, investors and entrepreneurs from both countries said Israel and China have much to offer each other.

A team of researchers at Ben-Gurion University is building motorized devices designed to save lives

Ophthalmologists from Shaare Zedek Medical Center and Bar-Ilan University invent 'nanodrops' that, according to initial research, improve eyesight

Medivie Therapeutic says it signed an agreement with an unnamed international investor to grow and export the plant, whether from Israel or another country.

At a recent MindCET event, a new crop of early-stage companies showcased tech aimed at disrupting learning environments.

A team of astronomers led by Prof. Judd Bowman of Arizona State University and which includes TAU's Prof. Rennan Barkana says there is now first evidence of one of the greatest mysteries in physics.

Cellebrite claims to have unlocking and extraction abilities for nearly all Apple phones, iPads and operating systems as well as Google Android and other devices.