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Need books for a desert island? Take them all, and pay only for what you read with this new Israeli app.
2012 was a year of innovation and progress. To celebrate the New Year, ISRAEL21c looks back at the top stories of the year.
Not yet out of the lab, Hervana’s non-hormonal, long-acting and non-invasive birth control solution could be a game-changer for women in developing countries.
Mindojo will allow people to create an online course that automatically adapts to each student’s needs and learning style.
Two Israel Air Force vets are behind the Selman Surgical Rehearsal Platform that lets neurosurgeons practice for difficult cases.
A new graduate of Ben-Gurion University’s Medical School for International Health founds a program to streamline healthcare for African migrants.
Israeli scientists find a way to generate millimeter rays and use them to render cancer cells incapable of reproducing.
‘Pixplit is the first app that uses the concept of connecting with people in the third degree of separation,’ says Israeli co-founder Jay Meydad.
Shortly after leaving Paris for Israel at age 18, Edouard Cukierman began building cross-continental economic bridges. He’s now chairman of the largest investment team in Israel.
Using the new complex science of DNA origami, an Israeli biologist folds genetic material into a unique targeted delivery system for drugs.
During the venture’s first year, more than 60 different ‘Lofters’ raised an accumulated $8 million.
Israel’s BioData praised for its digital platform that helps labs run more efficiently.
Purchase of Israeli software company will strengthen US technology firm’s global leadership position in the retail industry.
15 blue-and-white high-tech companies won the chance to meet with UK corporations wanting to benefit from their innovative technologies.
New Israeli app lets you turn to the crowd for inside information on parking spaces about to open up in the big city.