The Israeli science is particularly well known for its military technology, from simple submachine guns like the Uzi and ranging to advanced anti-ballistic defence systems - like the Arrow. More over, Israel is among the small group of nations in the world that have the capability to launch satellites into orbit (the others include the USA, Russia, France, the UK, the People's Republic of China, Japan and India).

As a dry land, Israel has pioneered in advanced agriculture technology such as economic irrigation methods, enriched compost and enhanced genetic engineered crops. Dry lands which have peace with Israel recieved aid from Israeli experts in order to cultivate the land and produce more food. Israel has a world-wide reputation in this area.

Table of contents

1 Scientific Institutions 2 High Tech companies 3 Famous Israeli scientists 4 Related topics

Scientific Institutions

• The Hebrew University, Jerusalem
• Technion, Haifa
• Tel Aviv University
• Vulkani Agricultural Institute, Rishon LeZion.
• Weizmann Institute, Rehovot

• Amadox
• Elbit
• Checkpoint
• Chromatis
• El-Op
• IMI - TAAS (security\\governmental firm)
• IAI - Areial industry (security\\governmental firm)
• Rafael (security\\governmental firm)

• Prof. Arie Eldad (medical physician).
• lt Avraam Levi Frankel (mathematics).
• Prof. Daniel Kahanman (psychology, economics) - Nobel Prize winner in field of economics.
• lt Aaron Katzir (physics, philosophy).
• Prof. Doron Lancet (microbiology).
• lt Yeshaiyaho Leibobich (biochemistry, philosophy).
• lt Joel Rokach (physics).
• Prof. Adi Shamir (computer science) - Turing Award recipient.
• lt Haim Weizman (chemistry).