Writer: ISRAEL21c Staff

Saving Woodley’s heart

Israel’s national rescue team brought six-year-old Woodley Elysee and his aunt from earthquake-stricken Haiti to Israel last month, so that the Israeli non-profit Save a

Israeli campus goes green, cuts costs

Israel’s University of Haifa has cut its electricity consumption by 22 percent, fuel oil consumption by 64% and water consumption by 11%, reducing costs and

Israel’s Mobixell buys US 724 Solutions

Israel’s mobile multimedia and advertising solutions company Mobixell Networks announced the acquisition of US-based mobile Internet company 724 Solutions, in mid-January. While Mobixell did not

Celebrating Israeli film

First it was Beaufort, then came Waltz with Bashir, now, for the third year in a row, another Israeli film has been nominated for the

Four Israeli start-ups win Red Herrings

Four Israeli starts-ups won this year’s Red Herring Global 100 Awards in January: Video commerce solutions developer Qoof; SAP upgrade and support company Panaya; Internet

Evogene, Texas A&M sign bean deal

Crop genetic engineering company Evogene, a world leader in plant genetics and breeding, has signed an agreement with Texas AgriLife Research of Texas A&M University

Israeli film nominated for Oscar

The Israeli film Ajami was selected as one of the five nominees for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar yesterday. This is the third year

Israel’s Medigus in $6m. mini-cam deal

Medigus has signed a $6.5 million, six-year contract to supply its disposable miniature CMOS camera for heart imaging to California-based cardiac medical devices manufacturer Voyage

Ancient hippo bones, tools in Tel Aviv

The Israel Antiquities Authority has uncovered the earliest building ever found in Tel Aviv, dating to the Neolithic period. Among the fascinating artifacts discovered there