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Israel, nation that made desert bloom, now aims to grow plants on the moon
By
Nathan Jeffay
Hoping to pave way for self-sustaining lunar bases, institute that helps turn Negev and other arid areas fertile preparing to blast mini-greenhouse of seeds and plants into space
Inside Story
Israeli cyber intel firm shines bright light on new, shadowy cybercrime collective
By
Ethan Freedman
Petah Tikva-based Cyberint dives deep into the unusual set-up and modus operandi of a successful group of cyber-mercenaries
Israeli needle-free alternative to amnio can detect thousands of mutations
By
Nathan Jeffay
Blood test developed by Tel Aviv University scientist provides detailed info on fetuses without associated health risks of amniocentesis
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Flush with data: Kando transforms public health with wastewater intelligence
Israeli startup uses data from sewage networks to identify potential health hazards
Investments in Israeli startups drop by 36% in third quarter of 2022 — report
By
Ricky Ben-David
Research shows decrease in funding activity compared to two previous quarters, but companies still are on track to end year with high investment figures
Even if you’re faking it, smiling makes you feel happier, international study finds
By
Nathan Jeffay
‘It’s true — when you smile it makes you happier,’ says Israeli psychologist from the 19-country research group, suggesting smile muscles trigger happy feelings
Former NSO CEO and ex-chancellor of Austria establish new cybersecurity startup
By
Ricky Ben-David
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Dream Security to defend critical infrastructure sites from cyber attacks, including oil, water, energy facilities, raises $20 million in early round
From the web
Lego parent company buys education tech firm BrainPOP, founded by Israeli doctor
Kirkbi A/S pays $875m for NY-based video animation company set up in 1999 by pediatrician and immunologist Dr. Avraham Kadar, reports education-focused news site EdSurge
Israeli gives birth after menopause reversed with transplant of 20-year frozen ovary
By
Nathan Jeffay
Doctor who froze and defrosted ovary ‘cried tears of joy’ when visiting baby born to 46-year-old woman; says success suggests child-bearing years could be extended
With $92m in hand, Nazareth-based VC looks to invest in the Arab community
By
Ethan Freedman
Israeli startup uses magnetic fields to provide accurate indoor navigation
By
Judith Segaloff
Tel Aviv wayfinder company Oriient works with supermarket chains, retailers to allow shoppers to find their way inside spaces
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