I was an arctic explorer this morning, courtesy of AI
A new AI-backed ‘time machine’ enables users to see what they would have looked like through the ages, from ancient Greece to the Swinging Sixties.
Naama Barak is a writer at ISRAEL21c. A PhD student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, she loves all things history and politics. Food and fashion come a close second. Prior to joining ISRAEL21c, Naama worked for Israel’s leading English-language dailies and cutting-edge startups.
A new AI-backed ‘time machine’ enables users to see what they would have looked like through the ages, from ancient Greece to the Swinging Sixties.
Sufganiyot have come a long way since the days of the humble jam donut. But according to Israel’s most famous purveyor, it still has a place in our hearts.
Orca Security uses collected data to identify bugs, malware, leaks and risks without increasing workloads or affecting system performance.
Cymbio’s platform enables brands to upload and manage stock on the sites of many retailers and marketplaces at once, solving a logistics pain point.
Digital textile printing firm translates famed glass artist’s drawings to beautiful fabrics that supplement his installation.
From chocolate gelt and hard cash to fried foods and zero family arguments, the winter festival of light gets a big thumbs up from us.
Israeli production companies cooperating with international partners receive funding in bid to position the country as prime filming location.
A new agrivoltaic technology allows farmers to use their land to grow plants and create solar power in the same space.
Miznon North Dubai is set to be inspired by regional flavors and produce and help build bridges between the newly friendly Israel and UAE.
AI learned to identify a protein targeted in immunotherapy in a process that could make doctors’ work faster, simpler and more precise.
The dung beetle-shaped scarab depicts what seems to be an Egyptian ruler bestowing legitimacy on a new local leader around 3,000 years ago.
An air screen that can block viruses such as Covid-19 and influenza sits neatly atop a hat, allowing for proper communication.
A clear microgel based on red algae enables scientists to control size and shape of printed tissue before its insertion into target organs.
From a person’s voice, HearO app can detect fluid accumulation in the lungs that that could lead to heart failure.
From parks and promenades to world-famous sights and buzzing locations, Jerusalem is full of fun things to do without spending a dime.