SpacePharma can control and monitor their space experiments with nothing more than a smartphone.
By Jenni Frazer
The Technion team made the top 10 in their category at the prestigious iGEM competition
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A historic Syrian shul destroyed in 2016 has been re-created in a stunning exhibition at Jerusalem’s Israel Museum
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Attachment to the Jewish community grew among religious Jews, but fell among secular Jews, according to new JPR report
By Simon Rocker
Beating out two-time winner Denmark, Israel rose to the top spot
By Daniel Ben-David
A tense spy thriller where the echoes of the past reverberate with the repetitions of the present
By Josh Howie
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The limited pleasure of this series comes from having your eyes opened to this very real world that keeps the digital world turning
The deputy foreign minister has revealed that the country’s next goal in the region is to build tech-based partnerships with Arab states
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The company has published a list of 'sensitive locations' that pictures will be blocked from appearing in iPhone memories
