Research and development
The role of defense R&D in strengthening Israel’s capabilities, technological superiority - opinion
Israel's national security depends on more than military strength. Investment in AI, robotics, space, and advanced defense technologies is essential to staying ahead of our enemies.
How a BGU researcher is manipulating crustaceans to protect the environment – and fight disease
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
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.
A new material could restore damaged nerves, heart pacing - study
Developed in Haifa and Chicago, it could streamline medical treatments and accelerate the use of renewable energies.
Larisa Amir appointed managing director of Merck KGaA Healthcare R&D Center in Israel
Larisa Amir joined Merck KGaA in 2009 and has served in several local and international positions
Israel and Greece revamp their R&D relationship - exclusive
The two nations have announced the revitalization of their collaboration in key fields including climate change and water technologies.
Settled at birth: blood vessels remember their origins - study
Until this point, new blood vessels were thought to develop either from other blood vessels or progenitor cells.
NVIDIA to hire 1000 more workers for its Israel R&D center
Tech giants' interest in Israel reflects the broader state of the global tech industry.
TurboGen’s hydrogen turbine heralds the fuel of the future
The turbine, which could soon operate on 100% hydrogen, is indicative of Israel’s position as a leading hydrogen energy innovator.
This glass is 1,000 times thinner than a strand of hair - study
Flat lenses offer clear advantages over conventional lenses, as they are much smaller, easier to manufacture and more visually appealing.
Israel's Negev will soon boom - and North American Jews are preparing
"We aren’t making a desert bloom, because it’s already far from being a desert. We are taking a place with its own story and moving it forward significantly."
