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Located in Tel Aviv, the nonprofit Asif will explore Israeli technological innovation that changes the way we produce and consume food.
Redefine Meat introduces five premium plant-based meat analogs to select Israeli restaurants and hotels; Europe, US, Asia to follow.
Miri Newcome and Chaya Ben-Baruch made each other’s dreams come true by starting a social business that produces lip balms, candles and honey.
GeoX will map 18 million buildings throughout the Australian continent using satellite imagery, AI and other patented technologies.
‘We found overwhelming evidence that social connections of offspring are similar to those of the mother,’ says Bar-Ilan researcher.
An Israeli startup has enabled indoor growers to cut disease-related harvest loss by 30-40% and reduce active human monitoring by 50%.
People across the world are captivated by the timelapse movie that Lior Patel shot of a flock of sheep in motion.
Tel Aviv becomes the first city in the world to take the battle against littering dog owners to a whole new level by proposing a law to sample uncollected dog waste.
A complaint about the inefficiency of manmade decision-making leads to Optibus, a company ensuring smoother travel in 500 cities worldwide.
Wasteless uses AI to lower an item’s displayed price gradually as it nears its expiration date.
Injured porcupines, jackals, boars, turtles, bats and birds all get much-needed love and care at For the Wildlife’s voluntary clinic in Israel.
The dramatic increase in PPE to combat the spread of Covid-19 poses a threat to our environment. A new invention is helping hospitals manage the waste safely and sustainably.
Dr. Jason Cohen’s startup produces the only natural peanut butter and almond butter made with 100% Israeli-grown nuts.
10 years ago, Spencer Tunick photographed naked people at the Dead Sea to draw attention to its vulnerability. He’ll recreate the scene as ecological threats continue.
Potatoes get stressed too apparently. If farmers were able to get early warning signs, according to new research, the result could be much better harvests.