Using AI to craft novel crop nutrition solutions
Global specialty minerals company invests in agri-tech startup toward creating new plant nutrition bio-stimulants using artificial intelligence.
Abigail Klein Leichman, a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c from August 2010 until her retirement in March 2024, moved to Israel in 2007. She has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.
Global specialty minerals company invests in agri-tech startup toward creating new plant nutrition bio-stimulants using artificial intelligence.
Fairmatic, Liquidity, Novidea, One Zero and AccessFintech named among world’s leading fintech companies.
Early Starters International, an Israeli nonprofit that’s been helping kids in Ukraine, now creating spaces to help kids fleeing from southern Israel.
60,000 Yedidim volunteers answer war-related calls for practical aid throughout Israel.
Voluntary healthcare service provider opens a unique recovery and wellness center where women receive emotional support following the trauma of newborn death.
United Hatzalah volunteer treated terrible injuries and held dying people — and a baby with missing parents – the first three days of the war.
Held hostage with her husband for 20 hours in their home, Rachel Edri used food and conversation to keep 5 armed intruders calm until their capture.
Israelis who can’t get home – or who want to get home immediately despite many airline cancellations – get helping hands from strangers.
To honor World Sight Day, October 12, ISRAEL21c brings you a summary of innovative blue-and-white solutions.
“I’ve never seen anything like this,” says Taly Levanon, CEO of the Israel Trauma Coalition, as resilience centers struggle under the weight of severely traumatized residents.
In wake of widespread attacks by Gazan terrorists, killing hundreds and wounding thousands of Israelis, blood services personnel struggle to keep up.
The Ebola virus under a microscope. Photo by Nixx Photography via Shutterstock.com
Designing for daylight in patient rooms could improve health outcomes, say researchers.
Why do cancer cells often bypass the immune system’s gatekeeper? New study finds a possible answer in cellular waste-processing machinery.
New circular production process saves wood byproducts from the waste stream, yielding a 100% natural raw material with no thermoplastics.