Forget the World Cup, think soccer robotics
Israel may not have been able to enter a soccer team into the World Cup, but it did get picked for the world cup in
Israel may not have been able to enter a soccer team into the World Cup, but it did get picked for the world cup in
With a $30 million infusion, Israel’s cycling scene is experiencing a renaissance as the bicycle trend catches on big-time with locals and tourists alike. Picture
An Israeli company is making seawater potable for millions of people worldwide, with 400 desalination plants in 40 countries, producing 2,000,000 cubic meters of water a day.
Despite the latest tensions, two companies – one Palestinian and one Israeli – are integrating wind turbines together in the West Bank and beyond.
Israeli engineering students target problems with pollution and fuel in Nepal, in a project that’s creating better engineers and possibly better human beings. Engineering
Israeli-American psychologist Dr. Edna Foa, honored by Time Magazine as one of the most influential people in 2010, is healing traumatized war veterans in the
Israel’s BrightView Systems aims to encourage solar energy use by optimizing efficiency, improving quality and ensuring the reliability of solar panels. At the start of
By jamming the biochemical machinery of sperm, an Israeli professor has created a new pill that could finally place the responsibility of birth control with men.
A new web navigation service based solely on search term popularity, Springo may give Google a run for its money – or at least augment
An Israeli research team finds that older drivers are more sensitive to potential hazards, while younger drivers tend to focus only on the road ahead.
Heatwaves can lead to energy blackouts as customers turn their air-con on. Now an Israeli company is proposing to use the sun’s heat to cool
A partnership between the archeological site/urban center that is the Israeli city of Acre and Rome, Italy, will help to conserve and preserve Acre’s important
With increasing numbers of people consulting web reviews and forums prior to making a purchase, it’s more important than ever to detect sarcasm online.
There’s new hope in the fight against diseases ranging from arthritis to liver cancer and glaucoma from Israel’s biotech drug developer Can-Fite. Building a
A Jerusalem dance company splits in two and reinvents itself as an ecological art village inspired by dance and a dance group inspired by ecology.