From Facebook facial recognition to genetic disease identification
The Face2Gene platform is used by more than 70% of geneticists around the world and has evaluated over 100,000 patients in more than 130 countries.
Decapitated 2,000-year-old skeletons unearthed at downtown Jerusalem dig
Most of the 125 skeletons belonged to women and children from the Jewish Pharisee sect, who were likely massacred by king Alexander Yannai of the rival Sadducees, archaeologists say
Waze launches carpooling service across U.S.
The company's carpool app enables commuters to find rides with other local app users in a further effort to reduce traffic.
We shouldn’t take God’s name in vain. But what is it?
The true pronunciation of YHWH has long been lost, partly because 2,500 years ago, Jews decided it was too sacred to say aloud, and failed to preserve the way it was said
Meet Zeno, the tiny sub discovering the secrets of Israel’s coasts
Israeli and Italian experts have recently tested a tiny wireless device that can map buried treasure
Is Google going to crash Tel Aviv’s websites after security change?
Google plans to beef up security with the new version of Chrome, which is due to be released October 16.
Hike of the Month – Springs around Jerusalem
In the small area of the "Jerusalem Mountains" alone, there are about 60-70 such springs. Some of them can be visited very easily by car or public transport.
TAU forges into blockchain research
Blockchain is a technology that enables secure online business activity and verification of transactions between various parties, without requiring a central or trusted management entity.
Facebook says cyberattacker hackers did not use third party logins
Some security experts, including a former Facebook executive, said the company may have painted a dire, worst-case scenario when it disclosed the attack on Friday.