Slide into Hanna Dodiuk’s non-stick world
First she broke a glass ceiling and then she invented a nano-coating that makes glass repel dust and keeps ice from adhering to airplanes.
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.
First she broke a glass ceiling and then she invented a nano-coating that makes glass repel dust and keeps ice from adhering to airplanes.
Yossi Kabessa’s proposed biosensors made of engineered bacteria are getting worldwide attention for their potential to detect pollutants in city waterworks.
Ranan Lachman stopped spending big bucks for construction toys and started Pley, an online rental service of LEGO. An Israeli R&D center may follow.
Debby Elnatan invented Upsee for her son with CP, launched a program for families of special-needs kids, and harmonizes all her activities with music.
Itzhak Perlman was back in his native land to run the Perlman Music Program for 13- to 19-year-old string players from Israel and abroad.
Children who lack verbal skills can now send and receive messages on their mobile devices by using Ola Mundo’s pictorial symbols.
‘When I started to be involved in the world of digital printing, there was very little public information on how to make the inks, so I had to learn from scratch.’
Cybereason adds a novel approach to the growing field of countering dangers posed by sophisticated hackers.
Possible new treatment approach suggested by Arab-Israeli pediatrician’s discovery of how interrupted sleep speeds the spread of cancer.
Molecular biologist Nof Atamna-Ismaeel aims to foster peace through cooking after winning Israel’s wildly popular reality show Master Chef.
Brazilian singer-songwriter Elisete, living in the Tel Aviv area since 1991, raises her voice as a cultural ambassador for her adopted homeland.
Jerusalem’s Issamar Ginzberg is a successful business strategist, marketing consultant and speaker who proves you can’t judge a book by its cover.
Israel has more serial entrepreneurs per capita than any other nation. ISRAEL21c uncovers some surprising motivating factors pushing them to succeed.
‘In the world of martial-arts competitions, I have never felt anxious — not about performing in front of an audience, and not about getting injured.’
‘It was hard for me to believe that an organ that cannot be replaced would so severely lack a system to help it heal,’ says Prof. Michal Schwartz.