IsraAID sends team to Papua; SmartAID heads to Brazil
Israeli global humanitarian aid groups, busy with domestic crises since Oct. 7 and continuing aid in other nations, send help to new disaster areas.
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.
Israeli global humanitarian aid groups, busy with domestic crises since Oct. 7 and continuing aid in other nations, send help to new disaster areas.
Senescence, a process long thought to be the “bad guy” behind aging, now shown to be essential in cardiac healing and regeneration.
Aporia’s Guardrails for Multimodal AI set to enhance the safety and reliability of the latest AI capabilities combining text, audio, video and images.
The dominant presence of Israeli cybersecurity is continued proof of the Israeli cyber market’s maturation.
Gilad Segev’s Project Heroes songs were written with the surviving families, each story reflecting one element of Jewish heroism.
An Israeli university and rehab hospital partner toward the goal of translating scientific advances into significant new care protocols as quickly as possible.
This is My Earth crowdfunding scheme aggregates small donations to purchase and protect endangered lands on three continents.
Travelier acquires DeÔnibus, Brazil’s pioneer online bus ticketing platform, seeking to dominate Latin American intercity travel.
Adding water to soap or shampoo concentrate to a reusable bottle at the point of usage would cut costs and pollution drastically.
Early Iron Age cemetery revealed in the Jezreel Valley shows evidence of a modest village passing from Egyptian to Israelite rule 3,000+ years ago.
Solomon Geveye arrived in Israel before turning 6, yet skipped into second grade. He’s set a high bar of achievement for himself and his community, and war or no war he’s determined to achieve it.
Horizon testbed will have capacity for multiple quantum computers, with Quantum Machines and Rigetti Computing to supply components for first system.
The October 7 attacks and war in Gaza severely impacted the SouthUp incubator, but now it’s back and determined to promote high-tech in the region.
It’s hard work, but volunteers go home filled with a satisfying sense of accomplishment that they helped struggling farmers harvest their fruit.
Spines raises $6.5 million for its technology that reduces costs and time involved in publishing books.