Egg replacer is made from legume cannery cooking water
Startup’s powdered aquafaba promotes the circular economy by turning a factory byproduct into a functional raw material for the food industry.
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Startup’s powdered aquafaba promotes the circular economy by turning a factory byproduct into a functional raw material for the food industry.
Shay family launches Next October project to ‘plant a business’ commemorating each victim, from babies to soldiers to the elderly.
During war, in Q4/2023 Israeli tech companies raised $1.45 billion in 75 deals, a decrease of 15% and 16%, respectively, compared to Q3/2023.
Startup grows fungi on top of industrial organic waste, leading to biomaterials that replace chemical additives in plastic packaging.
Breakthrough makes it possible to design RNA-based drugs that halt the development of the disease carried by tsetse flies.
Experts say preparedness of the sector and an upturn in the global economy will help Israel’s tech industry flourish once the war in Gaza is over.
Israeli government agrees to give Intel a $3.2 billion grant toward the new plant in Kiryat Gat.
Web-based automated dialing solution enables civil defense units to communicate with each other during emergencies without relying on the Internet.
With demand for cybersecurity services booming, Israelis play a prominent global role in keeping data and identities safe.
Nuance Hearing working with global eyewear giant to make efficient and economic hearing aids that fit invisibly into your glasses.
Participants came to help counter the war’s economic disruption, volunteer and meet with entrepreneurs, officials, soldiers, refugees, hostage family.
From weight-loss devices to robotic bees and e-foil surfing, ISRAEL21c kept its readers informed and entertained despite it being one of Israel’s hardest years.
Generative AI language model translates survivors’ recollections of the attacks, which are published online to ensure they will never be lost.
Navina, QuantHealth, AIVF chosen among the most promising digital health startups of 2023.
The Israeli company specializes in scalable AI platforms that help organizations tackle challenging data problems.