Israel’s only glassmaker is going carbon-friendly
Airovation Technologies to help Phoenicia Glass Works turn its own CO2 emissions into raw materials for its products.
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.
Airovation Technologies to help Phoenicia Glass Works turn its own CO2 emissions into raw materials for its products.
Melodea’s new plant to boost production of its paper sidestream-sourced barrier coating will serve the Americas region.
Even as valuations fall and layoffs rise, Israeli startups cumulatively reported $700 million in funding during October.
Israel is investing in blue tech to promote aquaculture on land and sea as a sustainable local source of fish and edible plants.
World-leading irrigation company Netafim aims to use 45% recycled plastic in global dripline production by 2030.
Global research collaboration shows that facial expressions influence our emotional experience.
3-day event will look at health and wellness technology, longevity science; how wellness will transform travel and hospitality, real estate and beauty, food and faith, policy and investment.
Google and Reichman University establish school for high-tech professions; Hebrew University and Meta AI announce joint PhD in artificial intelligence.
Fariba Hashimi could become the first Afghan to start the Tour de France Femmes.
The November 7 conference will feature 70 startups, 21 speakers and approximately 1,600 food industry leaders and investors from across the world.
Israeli technology that turns organic waste into biogas and fertilizer is lauded as an “astonishing innovation, which opens up a new era of possibilities.’
Giveback initiative enables the company and its partners to donate devices worldwide, significantly expanding access to clinic-quality healthcare.
Dr. Yoni Yehuda, recovering from his own wounds, devised a unique animal-assisted therapy model where he, clients and creatures are equal partners.
Adi Tatarko, Eynat Guez and Daphne Koller are among 15 women singled out as the most influential executives in global business.
Study of the mating song rhythm and structure of rock badgers suggests that virtuosos are chosen because they’ll father the most surviving offspring.