Aseel Nama says taking part in monthlong search project was her 'dream'; her team was the only 1-member team allowed, of 116 total

Trio of shoebox-sized, fuel-sipping spacecraft aim to provide emergency location services usually supplied by much larger satellites

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Chief engineer says he's excited to blast off Jewish state’s cutting-edge tech from Kazakhstan, to where Stalin banished his father, grandparents ‘just because they were rich Jews'

When people test COVID positive, viral loads are 4 times lower if they’re vaccinated, finds first-of-its-kind research; expert calls it ‘game-changer’ in pursuit of herd immunity

Aleph Farms claims its printed meat has all the flavor and texture a butcher can offer but without harming animals, opening the way for sustainable food production

Work by 'Ramanujan Machine' in Haifa published in influential journal Nature; development team notes that it's breaking new ground by studying constants, particularly pi

As Israel’s third wave rages, university says swift saliva checks it developed can help prevent outbreaks in dorms and allow school to reopen when lockdown ends

Oil and petroleum-derived products group seeks to build country's first hydrogen refilling station, competing with Sonol

Rockets can be switched on or off at will, fuel is storable and nontoxic, NewRocket says; engines are suited for space and defense, 'anywhere you have a rocket'