Research and development
DASGRI 2026 Unites Global Experts on Responsible AI and Data-Driven Social Impact
Cellular Intelligence strikes deal with Novo Nordisk to advance Parkinson’s cell therapy
Senior R&D managers are paying the price of the AI revolution - opinion
A strategic miss: R&D is Israel's brain - so why does it develop, manufacture abroad? - opinion
Fish-free vegan ‘tuna’ in the can created by Israeli company
Israeli company Vgarden has developed a plant-based tuna substitute whose production uses only minimal energy consumption and water.
US seeks to build stronger relationships with African nations - opinion
US President Joe Biden commits millions of dollars in funding and training to strengthen US-African relations.
What will Christmas dinner of the future look like? Israeli startups unveil new food tech
Firms showcase the future of food, from mycelium sausages to egg-free mayo to locust burgers.
Can vegetables help treat cancer? - study
Compounds found in some types of nightshade plants long used in traditional medicine could aid in the development of new cancer therapies.
US Parkinson's disease incidence far higher than earlier estimates -study
Analysis of insurance claims and population growth indicates higher numbers than previously thought - and they will continue to rise.
Female locust could be a model for advancing human regenerative medicine - TAU study
A new Tel Aviv University study has discovered that the female locust has superpowers.
Fujitsu set to open a new data and security R&D center in Tel Aviv
Fujitsu Limited has announced the establishment of a data security R&D center in Tel Aviv, following its launch of an innovation hub in the south of Israel in 2021.
Jerusalem Development Authority head to address Jerusalem Post Morocco Conference
The fear and excitement of taking the start-up leap
Johnathan Kobanni and Omri Chacham have developed Treedi, a multi-layered screen platform that is both innovative and promising. After creating a proof of concept, they ask themselves: “now what?"
Researchers discover way to predict earthquakes with 80% accuracy
By studying changes in the Earth's ionosphere, an Israeli research team discovered a method to predict earthquakes 48 hours ahead with 80% accuracy.
