Why do 90% of baby fish die?
Israeli research shows that most newly hatched fish are destined to die because of a physics-related inability to feed from their environment.
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Israeli research shows that most newly hatched fish are destined to die because of a physics-related inability to feed from their environment.
GreenIQ’s web app runs on the browser of any web-enabled device and automatically adjusts irrigation and lighting according to the forecast.
A promising Israeli technology fits inside ‘curtain walls’ and generates solar electricity for a high-rise building while allowing light inside.
One expert says experience with conflict could be a shaping force in defining Israel as the new clean-tech global leader.
Sustainability is the new construction watchword in Israel. Experts from the industry talk to ISRAEL21c about the new eco design sweeping the country.
The uManage platform from Israeli drip-irrigation pioneer Netafim gives growers all the real-time data needed to make the best decisions for their crops.
Astonishing nano-crystals from Israel’s Qlight will enhance the quality and colors of LCD screens and LED lights while reducing energy consumption.
Order a skyTran two-person transport pod, punch in your destination and soar above traffic on a magnetized guideway. A demo system is going up at Israel Aircraft Industries, and soon in Tel Aviv and beyond.
Israeli researchers were part of a Harvard study showing that crops of the future will contain fewer nutrients as a result of more CO2 in the air.
The device learns the behavioral patterns of its users, automatically adjusting the A/C for greatest comfort and least energy waste.
‘There are a lot of startup programs that are helping cultures within Israel, such as amazing community garden projects used as tools for economic empowerment.’
If you’ve got the spark of energy, BIRD Energy has got your partner from Israel to make it happen.
Ecoppia’s solution clears dust from energy-generating panels every night, without human intervention and without a drop of precious water.
Israel’s Bluesphere is building a 5.2-megawatt waste-to-energy power plant in North Carolina, with others planned in the coming years.
Bactusense from Israel will give real-time identification and analysis of bacteria in food processing plants, water systems, hospitals and more.