Tamir Tal, CEO, Cordio Medical, explains how AI voice biomarker technology and the advancement of a diagnostic app from a smartphone can transform diagnosis of early diseases. Read...
Read MoreAn innovative Israeli-made device that can speed up blood test diagnosis to improve treatment in the field is in use in Israel’s field hospital in Turkey as the country struggles to cope with the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes. Read...
Read MoreAxiom Space’s second mission to the International Space Station officially has a crew. Four astronauts will head to the ISS during a launch planned for this spring, and the newly sanctioned crew will feature a woman commander and two Saudi mission specialists Read...
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Top investment opportunitiesGlobal OurCrowd community gathers in JerusalemStartup of the Week: Flash Forest, tech-driven reforestingNT-Tao to join Israel’s nuclear fusion instituteOurCrowd investors see upturn by 2024Norwegian government grant for Wind Catching SystemsMagniLearn AI to teach English to Arabic speakers in East JerusalemNCSOFT taps Workspot, Google Cloud to enhance gaming experiencePlenty to build $20M vertical farming research centerMore than 3,700 high-tech jobs Global OurCrowd community gathers in JerusalemJoin the Summit Livestream OurCrowd’s global community will gather in Jerusalem this week for the 2023 OurCrowd Global Investor Summit. In the three years since our last Summit in February 2020, the world has changed. A global pandemic, a supply-chain crisis, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and a global recession have all contributed to jitters about the future. But as I told CNBC’s Hadley Gamble this week, venture investors must take a long view and remain optimistic. We need the kind of technology and innovation that will be on display at the Summit this week more than ever to help solve the challenges that face the planet. We need to bring together the smartest founders, entrepreneurs, investors...
Read MoreWASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, UNITED STATES, February 10, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — Warmer winter temperatures have set the stage for a potentially explosive season of harmful algal blooms. NOAA’s three month outlook forecasts above average temperatures for the eastern and southern U.S. in February, March, and April, with more rain than snow in the Midwest over the same period. Read more...
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