Israel opens one-of-a-kind medical cannabis tech incubator
In addition to the world’s 1st government-supported medical cannabis incubator, incubators are planned for Industry 4.0, plastics, cleantech, agtech.
In addition to the world’s 1st government-supported medical cannabis incubator, incubators are planned for Industry 4.0, plastics, cleantech, agtech.
Unique made-in-Israel technology also renders the separated toxic metal stable and safe for disposal.
Vortex Energy installs special sensors and monitors that collect data on temperature fluctuations, and its software calculates real-time adjustments.
BreezoMeter, Kaiima, TaKaDu, and Netafim among world’s top private innovation companies poised to solve tomorrow’s clean technology challenges.
Canadian business reps eyeing new collaborations in cybersecurity, clean technologies, startups, the digital sector and creative industries.
Fuel Choices Summit 2016 attracts 2,000 participants from 30 countries to learn more about Israeli ideas for a cleaner, more sustainable planet.
The photo-electro-chemical cell uses sunlight to make electricity and hydrogen from an extract of spinach leaves.
‘The industry is hard at work and the investors are still in the game.’ — Ofer Sela, partner in KPMG Somekh Chaikin’s technology group
Ministry of Economy and Industry officials say investors are lining up to meet with the Israeli representatives.
Advanced ideas for pasteurization, home water management and financing for small businesses rack up big wins on the way to commercialization.
Prime minister heads large delegation to international meeting at which Israeli clean technology and alternative energy solutions will be showcased.
Israel’s HARBO Technologies introduces an innovative lightweight solution for containing oil spills before they cause damage.
Startups AseptoRay and Chakratec are chosen to represent Israel at the 2015 Cleantech Open Global Ideas Competition in Silicon Valley.
Wal-Mart, SunPacific, Pepsico, FritoLay and BASF are testing Pimi Agro CleanTech’s technology to keep food from rotting before reaching the market.
Leaders of VCs focusing on Israel’s agricultural technologies tell ISRAEL21c that this is a fertile field to sow.