Weaving Bedouin tradition into their future
A by-women-for-women center in a Negev Bedouin town provides income and literacy training to the ladies of Lakiya.
A by-women-for-women center in a Negev Bedouin town provides income and literacy training to the ladies of Lakiya.
A revolutionary new seed treatment from Morflora could improve the world’s agricultural output, without the need for worrying genetic engineering.
Israel’s NewCO2Fuel poised to help Australia make its brown coal-burning industry into a greener enterprise.
A sensor system from Israel monitors energy use throughout commercial spaces to slash expenses and keep users comfortable.
‘The sun is the only solution I can see — the only one,’ says Karni, who has pioneered three separate solar technologies.
A new smart phone app from environmental NGO Zalul lets users know the health status of Israeli waterways, and puts pressure on polluters.
Bedouin woman with a marketing degree from London goes home to the Negev desert to make natural products based on grandma’s recipes.
Israeli psychologist invents a device to prove how little time drivers actually save by hitting the pedal to the metal.
SmartMed’s programmable pillbox is designed to increase compliance with prescription meds, and can also manage healthcare remotely.
Israeli scientists find novel approaches to tap into the potential of this slimy plantlike organism for fuel, nutrition and innovative medical therapies.
Israeli company makes a mini-sewage plant to help small wineries, olive oil and cheese-makers deal with the pollutants from their industries.
An industrial design student’s nifty invention for disaster scenes garnered lots of attention at Milan Design Week.
The director of a natural medicine research center in Jerusalem says Israeli plants such as seaweed are ‘treasures’ waiting to reveal healing secrets.
Tel Aviv’s older sister, built around an ancient seaport and in the midst of a revival, is not to be missed by tourists.
To open in 2014, the Eastern Mediterranean College will offer select students a chance to learn tools for the betterment of their home countries.