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Yeda announces partnership with Impact NRS to develop environmental solutions for sustainable food sourcing

11.08.21|CTech
As part of the agreement, Impact will invest over $12.4 million in newly-formed company Plantae Bioscience to develop nutritious alternative food sources that reduce environmental strains
מוסף שבועי 14.1.21 רון דיסקין

“We’re lucky that the mutations only affected the rate of infection, they could have created a far more violent virus”

16.01.21|Diana Bahur-Nir
Prof. Ron Diskin, an expert on deadly viruses, isn’t worried that the new Covid-19 vaccine will lose its effectiveness but is concerned about millennials’ cavalier attitude toward the disease
מוסף שבועי 10.9.20 אלו מאסק

Will Elon Musk’s Neuralink be able to deliver on its many promises?

11.09.20|Roni Dori
The eccentric billionaire has made some grandiose statements regarding the possible uses of his brain-computer-interface product, yet, the scientific community remains unimpressed
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Israeli Universities Continue to Fall in Global Rankings

06.08.19|Maayan Manela
Of the nine Israeli institutions that made it into The Center for World University Rankings’ (CWUR) top 2000 universities list, four universities were ranked lower than 2018’s ranking, with Tel Aviv University getting kicked out of the top 100 list
כנס כשטכנולוגיה פוגשת אהבה 14.2.18 יפעת אורון מנכ"לית LeumiTech

From Eye-Tracking to Break-Up Monitoring, Love Tech Can Be the Next Big Thing

15.02.18|Keren-Or Grinberg
Algorithms are already changing the way we manage our love life, but future technologies may make them more satisfying