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A windfall for Israel’s ‘waterfall’ sewage treatment firm
Mapal breaks into British market with its unique system for faster and more efficient treatment of wastewater.
Pango puts you in a parking spot in NYC
The Israeli app takes the headaches out of finding a place to put your car in the Big Apple and other US cities, with more to come.
Israelis developing ‘Google Glass’ for the blind
In the not-so-distant future, people blinded by retinitis pigmentosa may be using Israeli technology to see beyond shadows once again.
Neomatix takes the pressure off tire checks
Israeli company Neomatix lets car and truck drivers head for the road on properly inflated tires, without leaving the driver’s seat.
Taking public transport? Israel’s Moovit app gets you there faster.
A new Israeli app aims to revolutionize the way we get about on public transportation.
Blind prawns saved from extinction at Jerusalem’s Biblical Zoo
Seems odd to find shrimp at the Jerusalem zoo, but these critically endangered shellfish are part of a breeding program to save them from extinction.
Israeli-Arab study looks to get drugs out of water
Researchers from the Technion and Al Quds University will cooperate to find ways of ridding wastewater of pharmaceutical residues.
Israeli leads international league to save the Med
Coastline development restrictions already exist in the rulebooks, but an Israeli legal eagle is determined to see to it that they are enforced.
Theracoat gel makes drugs stick to the bladder
The Israeli company’s solutions for enhancing bladder cancer and incontinence medications are expected to be ready next year.