Coming soon: chicken meat without slaughter
An Israeli foundation is first in the world to research mass production of cultured chicken breast, a real meat product starting from a single cell of a real bird.
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An Israeli foundation is first in the world to research mass production of cultured chicken breast, a real meat product starting from a single cell of a real bird.
Israel’s HARBO Technologies introduces an innovative lightweight solution for containing oil spills before they cause damage.
Direct Energy says Panoramic’s wireless energy-management tech ‘supports our brand promise to help customers buy less of what we sell.’
This $2.50 ‘energy drink for the mobile phone’ could be sold at sport shops, entertainment venues, airports, convenience stores and vending machines.
Israel’s Ayala Water & Ecology has an all-natural, maintenance-free system for water cleansing and reuse at farms, homes, factories and public parks.
Blue-cheeked bee-eater sighting has bird-watchers aflutter in Israel’s Negev Desert area.
Israeli solar-biogas technology developer Aora Solar will develop renewable energy installations in Ethiopia.
Israeli-American study shows chemical found in most sunscreen lotions poses a significant threat to young corals.
Investors and entrepreneurs in Israel and Silicon Valley join together for a new initiative to combat California’s drought crisis.
Eran Baniel says his DouxMatok formulation could be a potent and sweet weapon in the war on diabetes and obesity.
New Jersey-Israel foods alliance will support scientific research, technology commercialization and startup incubation.
Israeli companies are tops in ‘smart home’ solutions to save you time, worry, energy and water.
A new seed that makes light-colored whole-grain flour, and other Israeli innovations in wheat, are advancing global crop improvement.
Lishtot’s inexpensive, reusable green light/red light device takes about two seconds to tell you if the water is drinkable or not.
Hundreds of millions could find the tap running dry in just a few years unless they follow Israel’s example, warns author of ‘Let There Be Water.’