Glowing bacteria detect buried landmines
Researchers remotely detect buried landmines using fluorescent bacteria encased in polymeric beads illuminated by a laser-based scanning system.
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Researchers remotely detect buried landmines using fluorescent bacteria encased in polymeric beads illuminated by a laser-based scanning system.
Urban gardening is all the rage in busy Israeli urban areas including Tel Aviv, Haifa, Beersheva and Jerusalem.
Net-zero preschool, energy professions high school, industrial park for energy companies and public EcoPark are highlights of branding campaign.
Israel leads the world in the new race to provide technologies and treatments in the emerging field of medical marijuana.
Israeli company’s patented process removes minerals from household waste and turns remaining polymers and cellulose into new thermoplastic material.
Israeli Health Ministry says medical-grade cannabis products will be available domestically within the coming year.
To celebrate World Water Day on March 22, ISRAEL21c takes a look at 10 water innovation projects bringing clean water to communities across the world.
BrighTap named ‘best innovation’ in the 2017 UK Water Efficiency Product Awards.
A unique wireless electrification system is to be piloted on a bus route in Tel Aviv, before it moves to Europe.
Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel marks UN World Wildlife Day with roadkill prevention campaign powered by the Waze community of drivers.
Israeli researchers join international team mapping tomatoes’ chemistry and genetics to reintroduce taste traits lost over 50 years of breeding.
FieldIn’s software helps commercial farmers eliminate spraying mistakes, reducing the number of sprays and overall use of pesticides on their crops.
Factory scrambles to produce enough multiuse bags as consumers avidly embrace a new law aimed at reducing the use of plastic to package groceries.
Ark of Life tissue bank at Ramat Gan Safari freezes DNA from as many animals and birds as possible for future use in reviving species or organs.
From research to agricultural and technical innovation and liberal government policies, Israel is a central hub for advancing medical cannabis.