Only two atoms thick, the new technology, enabling the storage of information in the thinnest unit known to science, is expected to improve future electronic devices in terms of density, speed, and efficiency.

The University of Haifa is collaborating with Harvard in a number of areas, including marine sciences, archaeology, and environmental studies.

Long recognized as a disinfectant for microorganisms in the air and for purifying water, it's now known that ozone also kills the coronavirus.

Researchers at Syngenta Vegetable Seeds Company, a world leader in agro-technology, have reached a breakthrough with the development of a new tomato variety.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on world leaders to "pool" scientific and economic efforts to defeat the COVID-19 threat.

Researchers at Tel Aviv University successfully install a locust ear into a robot, allowing it to hear and follow instructions.

New bee joins over 1,000 bee species already discovered in Israel.

Israeli researchers discovered that an artifact originally unearthed near Haifa is the earliest grinding tool found to date.

Thanks to two young Israeli scientists, you no longer need a cow in order to produce milk, and the new product is actually superior! Two young Israeli scientists say they have found a way to “fix milk.” Traditional milk is not as good as it looks, they say, pointing to health issues, high costs of... Read more »

In the sub-ranking for Life and Earth Sciences, the Weizmann Institute of Science was ranked fourth in the world.

A new method for brain imaging based on zebrafish could be a 'gamechanger' in the neuroscience field.

ADHD appears to give 'evolutionary advantages' to those battling the coronavirus, which may be good news for parents with children in special education.

New research suggests the most important factor for decreasing mortality is how quickly social-distancing measures are implemented.

Israeli researchers perfected a safe method to locate and defuse dangerous landmines, which kill and maim thousands of innocent people every year.

Israeli researchers have successfully revived date plants from ancient seeds found in archaeological sites in Israel!

This Israeli nano-spacecraft is performing cutting-edge experiments to delay aging, stop antibiotic resistance, and advance space tourism.

Study finds signs of altruism in people's COVID-19 worries, putting concerns about others first.

Israeli researchers pinpoint Covid-19 in the sewers, Israeli kids go to space camp, Israeli app prevents online exam cheating, and much more!

Israel's newest coronavirus test allows for more tests in less time with more accurate results!

Researchers in Israel may have discovered a game changer in fighting degenerative brain disease.

'One of the outstanding observations over the past decade is that we keep finding what we consider new jellyfish...different, intriguing species.'

Israeli method dramatically reduces waiting time for lab results of cancer cell detection tests following surgery to remove a malignant tumor in the abdomen.

Researchers at the Technion discovered that early diagnosis of heart problems in cancer patients could improve significantly the success of treatment.

The technique could potentially bolster memories while asleep and assist in rehabilitation therapy after trauma or stroke.

"Do we want to keep contaminating our environment and potentially our bodies with microplastics or do we start doing something about it?” Dr. Noam van der Hal said.

The team studied fossilized eggs from three distinct dinosaur species that evolved from reptile to bird.

Israeli researchers took the science world by storm in September by presenting a reconstruction of a Denisovan, the mysterious human species that lived ages ago!

An Israeli company has pioneered a delicious way to cut down on unhealthy white sugar.

This achievement provides a new avenue towards learning about brain disorders and, potentially, predicting which drugs would work best for an individual patient.

Grants totaling over 742 Million euro have been awarded to Israeli projects since the program began.

What kind of beer did Pharaoh drink? Israeli scientists resurrect yeast from ancient beer jugs to recreate 5,000-year-old brew.

A chemical engineer who's expecting a child has created a substitute for plastic in order to reduce pollution and help make a better world for future generations.

Kadimastem aims to render needles a thing of the past for diabetes patients by developing a stem-cell mechanism that creates insulin in the body.

Like eyes’ adjustment to sudden changes in light, plants have sensitive mechanisms to protect their leaves from rapid changes in radiation.

Arming white blood cells to fight cancer; Record number of organ donations; Israeli schools bring on the medical clowns; and much more!

Israel’s Cardiacsense watches over your heart; Technion develops artificial skin, allowing burn victims to feel again; and much more!

Alpha Tau Medical uses alpha radiation to treat solid tumors; New software predicts blood pressure instability in intensive care patients, and much more!

Israeli and US researchers make progress with dyslexia; Israeli hi-tech funding for haredi and Arab sectors; Ancient pottery factory with games room, and more.

Israeli researchers used nanotechnology to develop a new solution that could improve peoples' vision. Meet the nano-drops!

Israeli researchers announced the development of a new and accurate method of screening for early breast cancer.