New center in Hod Hasharon will collaborate with other Israeli tech companies.

The flow of electricity in the human body developed in a similar way to naturally occurring electricity in the environment, which could open the door to medical and scientific breakthroughs.

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University discover that patients who touch a furry 'social robot' have reduced pain and are happier.

A doctoral student at the Technion has invented a soft electricity-conducting polymer that is elastic and waterproof, and can heal itself in the event of an 'injury' even if cut apart.

The funds, which will be allocated over a period of five years, will facilitate dozens of research programs each year in a variety of fields, expanding on the handful currently being carried out.

Colorado, one of 12 US states conducting joint projects with Israel, signed an R&D agreement in Jerusalem aimed at establishing parallel funding for companies from both countries.

Israeli and Mexican firms will fund joint R&D projects, including water management, desert agriculture, pharma and medical devices, electronics and communication.

Recent news is full of the innovations being developed by startups, scientists and entrepreneurs in the Jewish State today.