South Carolina woos Israeli innovation
A high-level delegation from the southern state came home with 50 specific joint projects already in the works.
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A high-level delegation from the southern state came home with 50 specific joint projects already in the works.
An Israeli-developed biodegradable ‘balloon’ separates tumors from healthy tissues, greatly reducing side effects of radiation therapy in prostrate cancer.
Israel’s Qwilt offers a cost-effective, easy-to-implement solution to help ISPs thin out the traffic and deliver a better experience to customers.
MD-Logic mimics the workings of the pancreas, monitoring blood sugar levels and delivering insulin automatically, even at night.
In an impressive year for Israeli science, ISRAEL21c reviews some of its most popular stories of the year, from breakthroughs in cancer, to mind-controlled computing and solar windows.
A 26-year-old Israeli is teaching children advanced skills through guided play with toy building bricks. Now he’s been named entrepreneur of the year by an international organization.
Israel’s Drippler aggregates all relevant news and info relating to subscribers’ high-tech toys, making it simpler to use devices to their full potential.
Resistant bacteria are soon to meet their match: a genetically engineered fluid that restores their susceptibility to antibiotics.
Well-founded rumors fly around Apple VP’s recent visit to Israel. Could the consumer giant be preparing to ride the Israel tech bus along with Google,
After losing her son and brother to the disease, Miri Ziv became ‘the’ source for cancer news, breakthroughs and research in Israel.<
Winning proposal by Israel’s Technion Institute and Cornell University to be basis of New York’s ‘transformative’ applied engineering campus. Photo courtesy of the Technion From
Israeli smartphone app helps drivers avert ‘Carmegeddon’ while navigating busy streets, using data from their phones’ GPS. Waze helps you navigate in real time with
Israeli researchers develop an artificial testis for men who’ve lost their ability to produce sperm. Prof. Mahmoud Huleihel believes he and his team have achieved
MDs and RNs from 17 countries come to Haifa to learn how to set up and manage the most efficient systems for saving lives. Photo
Israel’s VisionMap makes advanced 3D aerial photo systems for applications from disaster relief to security to urban planning. A VisionMap view over Australia. If you’ve