Israeli ornithologist flies to Dubai to promote greener farms
Ornithologist Yossi Leshem goes to Dubai Expo to encourage more countries to join the cross-border biological pest control project he started in 1983.
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.
Ornithologist Yossi Leshem goes to Dubai Expo to encourage more countries to join the cross-border biological pest control project he started in 1983.
New report shows 1,200 Israeli companies already in the climate-tech sector, with fastest growth in alternative proteins and green construction.
In the first international agreement for SpaceIL, the Beresheet 2 mission is to be a joint Israeli-Emirates project.
PLANETech’s digital tool lets startups measure how much their technology would reduce greenhouse gas emissions over five years.
Healables device lessens pain and inflammation on the go, personalized for medical and sports/wellness uses.
This unique salt lake is shrinking at an alarming rate. Can it survive? Experts explain the problems and proposed solutions that could keep this natural wonder alive.
New immigrants from northeast India landed at Ben-Gurion Airport in a special operation to bring these descendants of the Tribe of Menashe to Israel.
Photographer Spencer Tunick does nude photo shoot with 200 volunteers to raise awareness for the threatened sea and a museum celebrating its beauty.
Crowdsense scans more than a billion social-media sources to sniff out news, hype and sentiment relating to more than 3,000 cryptocurrencies.
Yonatan Winetraub shifted his focus from outer space to the human body. At Stanford University, he is working on detecting cancer without biopsies.
Only four of 194 patients experienced cancer recurrence after the tumor was frozen with IceCure’s ProSense system.
For the first time, Israeli scientists succeeded in forming a network of big and small blood vessels, needed for supplying blood to implanted tissue.
MIT Prof. Joshua Angrist, who taught at Hebrew University in the 1990s, is the 13th Israeli citizen to win the prestigious award.
Published in New England Journal of Medicine, prospective study of nearly 5,000 vaccinated healthcare workers supports decision to give booster shots.
New study finds aspartame, sucralose and saccharin interfere with bacterial communication in the gut.