Technology

Understanding our brain requires more than just analyzing its structure—we must see it in action. This led to the development of fMRI: functional magnetic resonance imaging.

Scientific content appears more accessible than ever, but virtual memory is full of gaps, leading to the loss of digital information

Simone Biles pushes human capabilities to the limit. Can advanced machines challenge human boundaries?

Storing information in DNA may replace digital memory storage technologies

GPS jamming to confuse the enemy – learn about GPS interference tactics and countermeasures.

What is cultivated meat production and what are its environmental consequences?

These days, when we are inundated with news of groundbreaking advancements in the field of artificial intelligence, it’s fascinating to delve into how it all started.

Artificial intelligence applications can analyze large amounts of data and assist in patient diagnosis and even in research—but they also have limitations

Printed books or digital books – which are more environmentally friendly?

Remembered mainly for the light bulb he didn’t invent, but gave the world hundreds of inventions and patents. Thomas Edison

The 400th anniversary of the invention of the slide rule

A quick and cold laundry cycle results in less power consumption and pollution and extends your clothes’ lifespan

An Israeli technology that makes it possible to grow beef outside a cow’s body, without harming any animals and in a process that consumes far fewer resources than those required to raise an entire animal for meat

An air conditioner doesn’t work magic, but transfers the hot air to a different place, based on the principles of thermodynamics

From robotic attendants to artificial intelligence powered cameras. Ground-breaking technologies at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games

In the Olympics, as well as in other competitions, clothing technologies are no less important than talent

Commemorating International Women’s Day: The technologies that assisted women in their struggle for equal rights.

There is no evidence that currently justifies the fear of the fifth generation of cellular phones

It may not fly, but the robot developed at Tel Aviv University maps novel surroundings like bats do

A large part of Israel’s military success in the War of Independence can be credited to the Science Corps

Is it possible to eat a steak while leaving the cow intact?

Science meets the Olympic pool, recruiting the greatest minds for improving performance