Innovation

Israeli Military Veteran Moshe Cohen Builds Anti-Crash Technology For America’s Firefighting Helicopters

By Sarah Rosen

Trump To Honor Jewish Billionaires Sergey Brin And Michael Dell With America’s Highest Science And Tech Awards

By Levy Mayer

Israeli Company Builds AI Heart Ultrasound That Could Bring Faster Scans To ICU’s And Emergency Rooms, Without Waiting For A Specialist

Israeli medical company UltraSight has raised $24 million to expand an AI system that helps nurses and hospital staff perform heart ultrasounds without waiting for a specialist.

By Sarah Rosen

Jewish Siblings Behind Claude Maker Anthropic Open Lab Where AI & Robots Could Help Discover New Medicines And Treatments Faster

Jewish siblings Dario and Daniela Amodei, the leaders behind Claude maker Anthropic, have opened a new biology lab where AI could help scientists discover medicines and treatments faster.

By Levy Mayer

Israeli Scientists Develop Breakthrough $60 Blood Test Detecting 93% Of Stage 2 To 4 Lung Cancers, That Will Save Thousands Per Test

Israeli scientists have developed a simple $60 blood test that detected 93.1 percent of stage 2 to 4 lung cancers in a new study. The test takes only two to three days and could make lung cancer testing faster and dramatically more affordable.

By Sarah Rosen

Israeli Actress Gal Gadot’s Mac-And-Cheese Company Sells To Food Giant Barilla In Deal Believed To Exceed $100 Million

Israeli actress Gal Gadot has scored a major business win after Goodles, the fast-growing mac-and-cheese company she helped launch, agreed to be acquired by Barilla, the world’s largest pasta company.

By Sarah Rosen

Israeli Scientists Make Huge Cancer Break-Through After Finding Viagra And Statins May Stop Tumors From Spreading Through The Body

A major Israeli study has found that the active ingredient in Viagra may help stop cancer from spreading to other parts of the body.

By Sarah Rosen

Israeli Startup Raises $36 Million To Build The World's First Iron Dome That Can Stop Massive Swarms Of Enemy Drones

An Israeli defense startup has raised $36 million to build what it says will be the world’s first “Iron Dome” designed specifically to stop massive swarms of enemy drones.

By Sarah Rosen