Self-sustaining nuclear energy from Israel
Within three years, an Israeli scientist and his American research partner plan to develop a cost-effective self-sustaining nuclear reactor. “It’s a good thing for the
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.
Within three years, an Israeli scientist and his American research partner plan to develop a cost-effective self-sustaining nuclear reactor. “It’s a good thing for the
An Israeli Ph.D. student’s research into a family of deadly algae may help to make drinking water safer for millions of people and animals. Cyanobacteria
A substance that destroys cells infected with deadly HIV and could prevent AIDS, has been developed in Israel after a decade of cooperation between chemists
Israeli NGOs join the world’s largest breast cancer organization to fight breast cancer with a series of events in October. Thousands of people are expected
Tamar Cohen-Zedek traveled to Italy to study veterinary medicine but the aromas of Italian cooking enticed her in an entirely different career direction. Cucina Tamar
As new superbugs become dangerously resistant to antibiotics, Israeli researchers have found a way to use the bugs’ mechanics to knock them dead. The deadly
A new ecology project in Tel Aviv is teaching urban dwellers how to live a sustainable and green lifestyle, even in the heart of the city.
As requests for Israeli know-how multiply across the globe, Haim Divon, head of MASHAV, Israel’s Center for International Cooperation, strives to supply specific solutions. Pragmatist
The chipset from Israel’s Altair will be at the heart of the 4G cellular revolution, enabling you to perform the same things on your mobile
Professor Marcelle Machluf juggles her family and research in three groundbreaking fields: Cancer therapy, gene therapy and tissue engineering. In Israel, women have to do
Israeli doctors are first on the scene after a tragic blaze in a neonatal unit in a Romanian children’s hospital kills four babies and severely injures seven others.
It may take a four-hour drive to the only ice rink in the country, but the die-hard hockey hounds of Israel’s Ice Hockey Federation are
Tel Aviv’s first ‘green’ office tower uses recycled, sustainable and domestic building materials and ecological maintenance procedures for a long-term low impact on nature.
With hard work and passion, Karen Tal went from winning over neighborhood bullies to transforming a sub-standard school into an “educational miracle”.
In a precedent-setting accomplishment, PeacePlayers Middle East is entering four Jewish-Arab teams in the Israel National Basketball League. As the Peace Players children get to