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  • Apple

    Apple’s history and development in Israel

    Apple made its first entry into Israel in 1985; It quickly became very popular, with the Mac particularly suited for graphics, a field of local expertise.

  • condiments

    Tech talk: CES 2015 Las Vegas

    Businesses use CES as a place to test out their prototypes in the market or to increase exposure of new products.

  • nano bible

    Israel, Germany, launch €30 million plan to advance nanotechnology

    Nanotechnology, a branch of science conducted at a tiny scale of 100 nanometers or less, already has a robust presence in the Israeli research community.

  • Tel Aviv University

    Tel Aviv University develops major advance against drug-resistant bacteria

    "This may indeed be a milestone, because it opens up many opportunities for DNA manipulations of bacteria that were impossible to accomplish before.”

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Intel Core i7 CPUs, also known as Kaby Lake

    Intel launches next-gen processors, developed and designed in Israel

    The 7th generation processors provide record-breaking performance rates and are the fastest, strongest processors available to the general public, as well as being energy-saving.

    By MICHAEL ZEFF

  • Percepto security drone

    Israeli drone built to replace manned security guards

    Percepto hopes in the coming months to receive permission to deploy their commercial drone security service.

    By REUTERS

  • Youth and Hi-tech in Israel

    Internet of Things: More buzz than bite? Study finds slow uptake

    A new survey finds that leading tech companies are relying less on technology designed for gathering and connecting data from range of different devices.

    By NIV ELIS

  • Minister of Science Akonis (right) and head of the NASA Jim Briidnstiin, July 12, 2018.

    New NASA director chooses Israel for first int'l visit

    NASA and the ISA will expand their cooperation, according to an official statement issued on Thursday by Science and Technology Minister Ofir Akunis.

    By JONATHAN WEBER ROSEN

  • Billionaire Roman Abramovich revealed as $30m. Tel Aviv University donor

    Constant growth has created a need for a newer, larger and more ambitious nanotechnology center, something that was made possible through Abramovich’s $30m. gift.

    By GREER FAY CASHMAN

  • A scientist looks through a microscope

    Technion research: Exposure to nanoparticles may threaten heart health

    Both nanoparticles and UFPs can be inhaled and trigger negative biological effects, yet until this study, their effect on the development of atherosclerosis has been largely unknown.

    By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

  • Efi Cohen Arazi

    Giving sight to the blind

    An Israeli microchip will allow blind people to become independent again.

    By BERNARD DICHEK

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