Research in France ! Fellowships Program for Israelis willing to do research in France. Israeli scientists, willing to do research, may qualify for a fellowship from the French Government. The “Chateaubriand” 2018-2019 fellowships call for proposals is now open !…
Over the past few decades, research groups from around the world have been addressing the challenge of splitting water in order to produce hydrogen. The reason for this interest is that hydrogen fuel is a ‘green’ and ecological alternative for…
They say bigger is better, but in the succulent world of cherry tomatoes, one Israeli company is going smaller than ever before. “You can throw a cherry tomato in a salad, you don’t need to cut it. It just explodes…
Adshir, after 4 years of research and development, has finally achieved what is unknown and thought imposible (to create a new technology with great implications/improvements in the graphics world as we know them today) – real-time ray tracing technology in…
ABB and TaKaDu are providing a water management solution that will boost efficiency and reduce water leakage in Ho Chi Minh City, one of the world’s fastest growing cities. Saigon Water Supply Corporation (SAWACO) is deploying ABB’s digital control and…
In 1989, Prof. David Eichler from BGU and his co-authors from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, and the University of Chicago published a paper in Nature proposing that if two neutron stars collided, there would be a burst of gamma…
Global efforts to eradicate malaria are crucially dependent on scientists’ ability to outsmart the malaria parasite. And Plasmodium falciparum is notoriously clever: It is quick to develop resistance against medications and has such a complex life cycle that blocking it effectively with…
CNES President Jean-Yves Le Gall spoke at the 13th Ilan Ramon International Space Conference held at the University of Tel Aviv on Sunday 28 and Monday 29 January, on the theme of ‘Remote Sensing in the New Era’. He took…
Even the tiniest of particles from human emissions can fuel powerful storms and influence weather and crops much more than previously thought, according to a new research. The study focuses on the power of man-made emissions to grow rain clouds…
Discovery of jawbone pushes back history of Homo sapiens migration by at least 50,000 years, Tel Aviv University and University of Haifa researchers say. A jawbone complete with teeth recently discovered at Israel’s Misliya cave has now been dated to…
