‘Financial seismograph’ detects early signs of global crisis
Israeli and German academics show how an understanding of the physics of finance could avert the next world economic meltdown.
Israeli and German academics show how an understanding of the physics of finance could avert the next world economic meltdown.
URINFO, a new medical device from Israel inspired by agricultural technology, takes the guesswork out of diagnosing a kidney injury.
A cooperative triangle involving Jordan, Israel and the US turns its attention to producing alternative fuels for the two Mideast neighbors.
A workers district in Tel Aviv provides the unlikely backdrop for a burgeoning contemporary and street art world.
WatchLock is an innovative new locking product devised jointly by Israeli companies that specialize in locking mechanisms and GPS tracking.
In the final part of our two-part series, ISRAEL21c takes a look at the pioneers who changed the face of Israel’s history and transformed the country into the world’s high-tech trailblazer.
An Israeli team has made medical history with its ability to transform skin stem cells from heart-disease patients into healthy heart tissue.
Gait analysis is about to get easier and cheaper, once an Israeli startup’s new orthopedic device hits the ground walking.
Long before Israel was known as the startup nation, skilled and visionary men were already putting it on course as the next Silicon Valley. In the first of a two-part series, ISRAEL21c takes a look at Israel’s top 10 high-tech pioneers.
This year’s Cycling for Peace group bike ride had a star celebrity – Gilad Shalit – and was joined by a record number of Arab Israeli citizens.
An Israeli startup called Adventure Mob seeks to breathe new life into the cult-classic game “Leisure Suit Larry” with a new gaming platform.
New Israeli app takes the frustration out of automated customer-service call centers, putting menu choices into a visual screen on your phone.
Israeli experts are part of a team studying a South African cave thought to be the earliest example of a place used for cooking and maybe socializing.
Israel’s first hotel catering to bicycle tourists fills a growing niche and will likely expand across the country.
Love just-picked basil in Italian dishes? An Israeli company has introduced a long-lasting basil tree for years of fresh herbs on demand.