Much of what is learned, developed and implemented at Israel’s Volcani Institute then gets planted in fields around the planet.
Author Archives: Karin Kloosterman
CallApp is like global caller ID on speed
Is that a telemarketer calling? Israeli-made CallApp lets you know instant info about who’s dialing on the other end.
Showcasing Israel’s jewelers at Jovella
The annual diamond and jewelry exhibition in Tel Aviv celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.
Russians in love with Israel’s “Old Macdonald” Carrots
Israel’s perfect-sized carrots are turning out to be a huge hit in Russia.
Israel flies Blue Flag proudly at nine beaches
The international symbol of the Blue Flag, earned by upholding environmental and accessibility standards, has come to Israel.
Bursts of gentle electricity may slow down Alzheimer’s
A significant Israeli study shows how it’s possible to restore a balance of key proteins in brains affected by the disease.
Virtual museum tours perk up people with dementia
Israeli-made ‘In the Armchair with Picasso’ art kit is getting interest from geriatric professionals around the world.
Israel’s Better Place EV company declares bankruptcy
It was on the cards for months, but many are still mourning the demise of Shai Agassi’s Better Place. Is this really the end of the line for this technology? Possibly not.
Israelis give a double punch to triple-negative breast cancer
Looking for an effective strategy against a particularly deadly form of breast cancer, Weizmann scientists have a potential winner.
Jewish-Muslim troupe seeks peace through drama
The ‘Take Away’ message from Israeli-Palestinian Y Theater duo is that theater can be a rehearsal for a better world.