Israeli biotech company reports positive results of clinical drug trial for the treatment of necrotizing soft tissue infections.
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Israelis are world’s top smartphone users
Study shows that Israelis ‘search, use social networks and watch videos more than all other larger leading nations.’
Iron Dome: The unexpected hero
Once thought unlikely to succeed, Israel’s advanced missile interception system is saving lives during intense shelling.
Another $25 million for Israel’s Kaltura
Founded in 2006, the open-source online video platform was recently rated No. 1 on Forbes’ list of fastest-growing tech companies.
VC founds Cyber-Security incubator in Israel
Israeli VC JVP to establish new Cyber-Security Incubator in Beersheva with goal of keeping Israel at leading edge of the field.
New iPhone app keeps track of rocket fire from Gaza
13-year-old Beersheva boy develops app that gives users a taste of life under fire.
Undersea gas leaks detected off Israel’s coast
University of Haifa researchers say the natural gas springs could disturb the stability of the sea floor.
Can-Fite begins trials of new impotence treatment
Company accidentally discovers the treatment after patients testing new anti-inflammatory drug report unexpected side effects.
Video synopsis company BriefCam wins innovation award
BriefCam’s video synopsis technology takes first place for physical security at Homeland Security conference.
Channel 4 buys Israeli game show
Blend of wit and lateral thinking makes ‘The Common Denominator’ a standout.
Israeli study finds genetic connection between autism and schizophrenia
Research shows that people who have a schizophrenic sibling are 12 times more likely to have autism than those with no schizophrenia in the family.