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Retroscreen Virology, a leading British medical research institute associated to Queen Mary College, University of London, announced that Sambucol was at least 99% effective against the avian flu virus, H5N1, and in cell cultures significantly neutralized the infectivity of the virus. -
Universities worldwide are looking to emulate Israel’s tech-transfer magic, which began with Hebrew U's Yissum back in 1964. -
Celebrating 25 years of a symbiotic relationship, India and Israel are seeking new milestones of cooperation and progress in fields as diverse as bilateral trade and Bollywood. -
Scientists at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem experiment with a technique called RNA interference to combat the Varroa mite in honeybees. -
Cannabis could have a role in treating obesity-related fatty liver disease, according to a Hebrew University project that has been awarded funding by a UK-Israeli startup. -
"The power of energy to influence politics, which was a powerful force in the 1970s, is much weaker these days, for better or for worse," Prof. Eyal Winter told Xinhua. "Despite Israel's recent discovery (of gas), it will not be able to change the policy towards Israel in the Arab world and beyond." -
Einstein’s Nobel Prize, Theory of Relativity, Letters to Lovers and Vinyl Record Collection on Display at First-Ever Asia Exhibit. -
Israeli research studies reveal that the same electromagnetic frequencies used for crowd control weapons form the foundation of the latest network – branded as 5G – that will tie together more than 50 billion devices as part of the Internet of Things.
