What’s in that drink? Futuristic device lets you find out
Want to know which watermelon is sweeter, whether an avocado is ripe, or what’s in that diamond? New pocket-sized molecular sensor reveals all.
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.
Want to know which watermelon is sweeter, whether an avocado is ripe, or what’s in that diamond? New pocket-sized molecular sensor reveals all.
The story of how a bacterial virus found in Jerusalem sewage could prevent root canal infections.
Young eco-conscious visionaries install 30 ‘artistic interventions’ to inject a ray of light and hope into a blighted building and its neighborhood.
Cannabics Pharmaceuticals says its innovative technology puts standard doses of the medicinal cannabis compounds into a sustained-release capsule.
13 Israeli startup entrepreneurs overcome stage fright to pitch their ideas at the 2015 MassChallenge Israel Launch Event in Jerusalem.
NY grad students gain mental-health insights in Gaza border towns, and take courses with social-work students in Beersheva.
Promising innovators to present at prestigious New York’s Israel Dealmakers Summit 2015, following an inaugural power breakfast in China.
The Smartlation search engine matches users with registered translators who best meet their exact requirements and budget.
Golden anniversary kicks off in Jerusalem with a year-long series of special exhibitions reflecting on the museum’s achievements since May 11, 1965.
‘World’s first citizens network’ launching first in Israel.
Hospitals across Israel have opened top-notch maternity hotels to help new mums and babies rest and recuperate after the birth.
A new website can answer that question for you by analyzing publicly available images of your home, neighborhood or region.
As BGU devotes a day to R&D designed to improve the quality of life of people with visual disabilities, here’s a review of recent Israeli innovations for the blind.
Married couple Jessica Apple and Michael Aviad each developed type 1 diabetes and started a prominent e-zine, ASweetLife, to provide fun and information.
ISRAEL21c kicks off its new guide to the best places to visit at the weekends in Israel with an in-depth look at what to do in Jerusalem from Thursday night through Saturday.