Prof. Lucio Fryman: 'Traditional MRI fails to detect pancreatic tumors because ... the scanning is not specific enough to highlight the presence and location of the cancer.'
NASA's Trident space exploration mission could carry Israeli technology to Neptune to determine if an underground ocean on its largest moon contains life.
Researchers at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have found new RNA-control switches (“ribo-switches) for genes encoding antibiotic resistance; Hadassah Hospital saves Al Quds student with organ failure, and much more.
Israeli researchers may have solved the main issue surrounding organ transplants, and researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered evidence of colon cancer in the mummified remains of an 18th century Hungarian corpse.
Merck, a German multinational chemical, pharmaceutical and life sciences company headquartered in Germany, recently extended its partnership with the Weizmann Institute of Science by signing a framework agreement on research collaboration and licensing.
A cancer study hailed this week as potentially showing revolutionary results for the treatment of leukemia is based on research undertaken by Prof. Zelig Eshhar of Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science.
At the Weizmann Institute of Science, researchers have managed to “pluck” a single photon – one particle of light – out of a pulse of light. The findings bear both fundamental and practical significance: single photons are likely to be the backbone of future quantum communication systems.
Israel is part of an international team working on creating a digital reconstruction of the brain, and Weizmann Institute Professor Michal Schwartz was featured in Good Housekeeping magazine in an article that explains how the brain and the immune system communicate.
On a visit to Israel this week, Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt praised the country's expertise in technology and entrepreneurship, saying that his company will continue investing here.
The Agritech 2015 conference brought entrepreneurs, investors and experts from around the world to address the production and global distribution of food.
After 2000 years of exile, citizens of the State of Israel can be proud of their phenomenal technological achievements in just 67 years. It’s as if the gift of time itself has been bestowed on the Jewish State for the benefit of humanity.
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