Marijuana could alleviate symptoms of PTSD
An Israeli study finds that the cannabinoids in cannabis provide anxiety relief, could affect emotional memory and may enhance PTSD treatments.
An Israeli study finds that the cannabinoids in cannabis provide anxiety relief, could affect emotional memory and may enhance PTSD treatments.
An Israeli researcher has discovered that frightening memories can be “updated” with non-fearful information that wipes away the fear. In Eternal Sunshine of the
An Israeli company may save up to 30 percent of the 88 billion liters of water lost to pinhole leaks in pipes all over the
Cancer survivor and hairstylist Eli Ben Zikri started a non-profit wig service that allows people to feel attractive even when they lose their hair during
An Israeli artists’ collective has created a safe garden of words where foreign workers and their children can savor the joys of literature. Reading
Diamond dealers in New York are building a new $750 million building modeled on Israel’s Diamond Exchange, replete with security and a one-stop-shop for diamond
An Israeli billionaire businessman with a social conscience is building a technology park in an Israeli Arab city, hoping to develop the residents’ entrepreneurial spirit.
He developed the first rechargeable lithium battery, and now Prof. Doron Aurbach and his team of 35 may develop the first rechargeable magnesium battery.
A rail-blazing idea from one Israeli university has professors lecturing Israeli commuters as they ride the intercity trains. Long-distance learning: President Emeritus Hanoch Gutfreund
Sustainable organic produce grown in Israel’s Negev desert is now being delivered to homes in the US courtesy of Negev Nectars. Negev farmer Doron
A non-profit with zero overhead, Israel’s Eye from Zion is restoring sight to hundreds of people in developing countries. Giving the gift of sight:
Israeli engineer Dr. Sobhi Basheer has developed a way to minimize the toxic byproducts created while making biofuel from organic waste while lowering production costs.
Israel’s new approach to the global water shortage is to share technology and forge long-term partnerships. Israeli water technology company Aqwise has developed a
A new battery from Israel lasts thousands of hours and its non-polluting silicon energy source reverts back to sand when it’s depleted. Prof. Yair
Israel’s Applied CleanTech recognizes sewage as both a vital resource and energy source and is saving it from going down the drain. Applied CleanTech’s