Nepal is latest to use Israeli public-health model
The Community Oriented Primary Care (COPC) program has reached mostly poor communities in more than 90 countries since 1960.
The Community Oriented Primary Care (COPC) program has reached mostly poor communities in more than 90 countries since 1960.
Ranan Lachman stopped spending big bucks for construction toys and started Pley, an online rental service of LEGO. An Israeli R&D center may follow.
ISRAEL21c takes a look at what’s bubbling inside the pools filled with water and plants at an unusual ecological project on an Israeli kibbutz.
The XIN Center at Tel Aviv University will nurture future product ideas by Israeli and Chinese students in nanotech, biotech and energy.
Lantern Library is giving storybooks to children in all Arab, Bedouin and Druze kindergartens and special-education Israeli schools, and some preschools.
Scientific discovery is only a finger swipe away when students of all ages use the Israeli-innovated Einstein Tablet+ in the classroom.
Two innovative college programs are making inroads in preparing Ethiopian-Israelis for professional careers.
Israeli smartphone technology takes the frustration out of communication for kids and adults who have difficulty making themselves understood.
Using your mobile device to keep children entertained and learning new skills is easier than ever, thanks to kid-friendly Israeli app developers.
‘We must learn how to leverage our culture of entrepreneurship in high-tech and look 10 years ahead to cope with competition,’ says chief scientist at business confab.
New Israeli tech toy takes kids away from screens and into books recorded by parents, grandparents or even themselves.
In Jerusalem, ALYN Hospital’s respiratory rehab staff pioneers socialization of physical therapy sessions for ventilated preschoolers and their parents.
As part of their vocational curriculum, three students at Brooklyn’s Imagine
Academy are assembling Galilee Tisanes medicinal tea products.
Physical challenges are no match for Etgarim (Challenges), a non-profit that gets Israelis out of their wheelchairs for confidence-building outdoor activities.
Israeli researchers uncover link between drought and the rapid decline of ancient civilizations, using pollen samples from under water.