Working with American scientists, Inbal Friedrich Ben-Nun has found a way to generate stem cells from preserved tissue of dead endangered animals.

A Hebrew University professor’s kit went aboard the space shuttle Atlantis last summer to see how well it could deal with contaminated water.

In mid-May, Israel will showcase the latest and greatest agricultural technologies available in the world today.

The Hebrew University’s new bio-filter presents a unique method for removing harmful nitrates from drinking water.

Chinese agronomists, researchers, professors and business people came to Israel to find ways of assuring the emerging superpower’s sustainability.

Jerusalem’s Bloomfield Science Museum is training schoolchildren to be stewards of the city’s ecological future.

The Minister of Finance and his Chinese counterpart executed an agreement in a volume of more than NIS 1 billion for the export of Israeli water technologies to China.

Major transformations in biomedical science are on the horizon with the establishment of the world-class Integrated Structural Biology Infrastructure (Instruct) in support of European biome ...

Two Israeli teenagers reach the finals of a worldwide competition for designing a science experiment that can be carried out in space.

Nobody will spend time on a confusing site. Web designers can now use Israeli 'computational attention science' to build more successful web pages.