Tracking Wild Animals Could Predict Disease Outbreaks, Scientists Say
Israeli-led scientists propose using wild animals as early-warning systems for disease outbreaks, tracking movement to detect pathogens before they spread.
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Accidental Discovery Could Revolutionize Computing, Cameras, and Sensors
Groundbreaking "photonic origami" technique developed in Israel could revolutionize computing, cameras, and sensors with ultra-smooth 3D glass structures on a
Israeli Scientists Develop Targeted Gene Therapy for Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis
Israeli scientists develop targeted gene therapy method for Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis, achieving strong anti-inflammatory effects in mice without side
Development of Iron Beam high-power laser system completed
Israel MOD and Rafael complete development of Iron Beam high-power laser system for IDF use. Delivery imminent.
Breakthrough AI Tool Could Help Test Memory in Alzheimer’s Patients and Infants
Israeli scientists develop groundbreaking AI tool to test memory in Alzheimer's patients and infants using eye-tracking technology.
Accidental Discovery Could Revolutionize Computing, Cameras, and Sensors
Groundbreaking "photonic origami" technique developed in Israel could revolutionize computing, cameras, and sensors with ultra-smooth 3D glass structures on a
Ofek 19 Satellite Transmitting Data After Successful Launch, Israel Says
Israel's Ofek 19 satellite successfully transmits data after launch, Defense Ministry says. Engineers continue tests before full operation. President Herzog
Israeli Economy Dodged Wartime Fiscal Crisis Thanks to High-Tech Sector, Says Study
Israeli economy saved from fiscal crisis by high-tech sector, study reveals. High-tech now generates 19% of GDP and 56% of exports. Israel's innovation economy
Greece’s ELVO to Become Global Export Hub Under Israel’s SK Group
SK Group acquires Greece's ELVO to transform it into a global export hub for armored vehicles and tanks. Strengthening Israel-Greece ties.
A seismic survey is currently being conducted in the Amiaz Plain and Mount Sedom
Seismic survey underway in Amiaz Plain and Mount Sedom. Skilled team collecting data to image subsurface salt layer for geological storage. Israeli experts
Why We Fall for Fake Photos: Seeing Them Multiple Times Shapes Belief, Scientists Say
Repeated exposure to an image, real or AI-generated, can increase its perceived credibility, new study finds. How does this impact belief in fake photos?
To Lead in AI, We Need to Stop Fooling Ourselves
Israel's National Digital Agency faces the strange reality of the 2025 job market. Build.AI's AI tool deception and McKinsey's survey on workers acting like