Weizmann Institute of Science researcher Ehud Shapiro and his team developed the world's smallest DNA computing machine system, according to the Guinness Book of Records.

Israeli researchers have created a ‘biological pacemaker’ which corrects faulty heart rhythms when injected into the failing hearts of pigs.

When the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya was bombed in 1998, Israeli rescue teams were on the scene within a day – and saved three victims from the rubble.

An Israeli company has developed the world’s first jellyfish repellent.

An Israeli strategist has guided numerous UK sporting organizations to new heights with his ‘Winning Formula’.

A new acne treatment developed in Israel, the ClearLight device, produces a high-intensity, ultraviolet-light-free, narrow-band blue light that causes acne bacteria to self-destruct – all without damaging surroundings skin or tissue.

Relative to its population, Israel is the largest immigrant-absorbing nation on earth. Immigrants come in search of democracy, religious freedom, and economic opportunity.

An Israeli-developed alogrithm enabled NASA to transmit images from Mars.

Israeli company Project RAY has developed the world’s first smartphone for people with visual disabilities, opening up the benefits of digital access to a population excluded up to now. Already in use in Israel, the smartphone is now launching in the US.

Scientists in Israel have used strands of DNA to create tiny transistors that can literally build themselves.