Alvarion sets up Wi-Fi in arctic environment

Israeli provider of optimized wireless broadband solutions keeps remote workers and rural communities logged on even in freezing temperatures.

Asteroid named for Israeli university

The International Astronomical Union names minor planet — Hebrewu — after Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Dead Sea rises by 10cm

First recorded increase in volume for the endangered Israeli attraction.

World’s top space agencies coming to Israel

14 leaders of space bureaus to mark 10th anniversary of the Columbia shuttle disaster and the death of the first Israeli astronaut, Colonel Ilan Ramon.

Israeli technology perks up new Corvette

Plasan Sasa’s cutting edge technologies took central stage with the unveiling of the 2014 king of American sports cars.

Can you smell white?

You can hear white noise and see the color white. So, an Israeli research team set out to produce a white smell.

Israeli technology to make being sick easier for kids

BGU and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital are collaborating on a smart sensing catheter, a surfactant delivery device and an image-guided needle insertion device.

Haredi high-tech conference kicks off

Jerusalem hosts a first of its kind conference focusing on high-tech entrepreneurship, innovation and employment in Israel’s ultra-orthodox sector.

IsraAID empowers youth from Fukushima

Hilton Tokyo wins major community award for its collaboration with Israeli humanitarian organization to help Japan’s communities affected by Fukushima earthquake.

Two Israeli films up for Oscar

“The Gatekeepers” and “5 Broken Cameras” are shortlisted in Best Documentary category for the Academy Awards.