Robots once solely belonged to the sci-fi world, but nowadays are quickly becoming a crucial part of our lives. Will humankind adapt and evolve, or will humanoid robots take over our everyday lives?
New York trails Tel Aviv as the city with the most Israeli-founded unicorns in the world
The success story of the “Genesis” spacecraft, which began with a dream of three young entrepreneurs and ended with an entire nation following every maneuver all the way to the moon – demonstrates that in the start-up nation all it takes to make a dream come true is prowess and determination. Everything else already exists here in abundance
Three young scientists from leading research institutions in Israel will each be awarded US$100,000 for their groundbreaking scientific research.
FinSec Innovation Lab, launched by Mastercard Europe and Enel X in partnership with the with Israel Innovation Authority, Israel National Cyber Directorate, Israrl Ministry of Finance, and the Financial CERT, offers startups the opportunity to test and develop fintech and cybersecurity solutions with the support of the Lab’s environment and infrastructure.
Japanese insurance giant and the world’s leading technological provider of digital infrastructures for operating public transport systems, have launched a new transport service which aims to decrease car accidents involving the elderly and to reduce traffic congestion
While Corona marked the end of the road for many startups, others owe it a lot. This is how two Israeli startups succeeded at harnessing the situation to their advantage
Osnat Michaeli, Erez Galonska and his brother Guy developed a hydroponic system for growing vegetables and herbs • Today their farms, controlled remotely via the cloud, are distributed among hundreds of supermarkets across Europe
Tel Aviv University researchers have printed the world’s first 3D engineered heart Using Patient’s Own Cells and Materials * Their findings will be published today, April 15th 2019, in a study in Advanced Science
When Elad Walach, Michael Braginsky and Guy Reiner founded Aidoc, they set out to solve one of the biggest problems of the healthcare system – the great burden on radiologists, who are forced to quickly interpret a growing number of imaging tests • their product is able to scan images and, via artificial intelligence, alert medical professionals to serious problems that require immediate intervention • “Radiologists are very good at what they do – but we can assist that ability”
Special Project: Best Doctors 2021
Forbes presents its’ most extensive doctors list, which includes 1,530 doctors from 37 specializations and 177 sub-specializations
