Coming soon: ISRAEL21c to launch a DIY exhibition for YOU
As a special gift for Independence Day, ISRAEL21c has created a stunning exhibition called 18 Ways Israel is Changing the World that you can stage yourself.
As a special gift for Independence Day, ISRAEL21c has created a stunning exhibition called 18 Ways Israel is Changing the World that you can stage yourself.
Some of Israel’s latest nanotechnology startups reveal how they can improve many aspects of life, from public safety to food safety.
Innovation program for entrepreneurs from the Arab sector is launched in Nazareth together with Unit 8200 alumni.
Israeli startup, Sweetch, on mission to prevent people who are at risk for diabetes from ever developing the disease.
A small Israeli startup’s software is being installed in water chiller systems of some of the world’s largest buildings.
Using a LEGO-like approach, Israeli startup Showbox breaks down the video-editing process into fast, simple steps for anyone to use.
Workey harnesses social networking and big-data analytics to match candidates with open positions, without putting their current job at risk.
Israeli high school students vie for prizes for their innovative engineering projects designed to address unmet human needs.
Compressed ultrasound imaging will let emergency medics take and transmit images from the field, and get immediate medical advice.
Israeli app developers are being given a unique opportunity to showcase their technologies, and meet investors and potential partners in Hong Kong.
Tower of David in Jerusalem hosts Israel’s first hackathon for museum technology followed by national conference on museums of tomorrow.
Forget antiquities; Jerusalem today is emerging as one of the most exciting centers for cutting-edge technology in the world.
Following attacks in Belgium, Israeli security experts say Europeans can learn much from Israel’s intelligence-driven methodologies.
First major US rice drip-irrigation project at a California ranch leverages Israeli research and technology.
With 52 buyouts over the last 20 years, and 12 in the last year alone, Israel’s Frutarom expects to reach $1 billion in sales in 2016.