Creating a beacon of green on Israel’s busiest highway
The new $7 million Porter School of Environmental Studies will be the first in Israel to be designed with a platinum rating from the US
The new $7 million Porter School of Environmental Studies will be the first in Israel to be designed with a platinum rating from the US
Flash floods are the leading cause of weather-related deaths in the US, arriving without warning and wreaking swift destruction. As the country’s most common natural
Making a difference: the Bedouin women taking part in the training program hope to open the first businesses in Qasr as-Sirr. The new Bedouin village
Yohannes Bayu, founder of the African Refugees Development Center. His own experiences as a refugee fueled his decision to help others.For Yohannes Bayu, founder of
Jeremy Kagen of eBiz Mobility: “It’s fewer clicks than a credit card payment.”Every day, internet shoppers take a risk: they give their credit card information
A tiny breath-activated turbine inside the inhaler beats at a mesh packet containing the drug particles. This releases all the particles into the air at
An Israeli professor has discovered that the health benefits of cranberries are real.
Ze’ev Harel, CEO of Xurity: “Our main aim is to become the standard in airports.”In a post-9/11 world, the term “airport security” is synonymous with
It’s no secret that obesity statistics are on the rise, and along with them the likelihood of many more people developing heart disease and diabetes.
Earthquake damage, Israel 1927 (Source Library of Congress). By identifying the location of the next quake, Dr. Shmuel Marco hopes to prevent damage like this
Israeli students visit Tanzania in an effort to improve the lives of Minjingu’s children. Photo: Itai PerryIn October, 12 students from Tel Aviv University’s Student
‘ClassifEye has developed a unique means to ensure that the authentication is in real time and not a stored image or hacked authorization.’The nature of
German company Merz Pharmaceuticals, a leading international player in the area of Alzheimer’s disease research and treatment, knows when a new drug technology has potential.
Professor Eshel Ben-Jacob – We’re thinking of adding features to computers to make them more flexible and adaptable, like human brains. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein might
Tel Aviv University graduate student Jonathon Dayan: The same acreage of land planted with kenaf can yield the equivalent quantity of pulp fibers from wood