A sensor system from Israel monitors energy use throughout commercial spaces to slash expenses and keep users comfortable.
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How do you say ‘business is booming’ in Chinese?
The latest high-tech Israeli firms to set up shop in China are translation app-maker Lexifone and software developer Matrix Global.
Opening a world of opportunity for Israel’s disabled
Israel’s largest service provider to the intellectually disabled community wins an inaugural prize for its Equal in Uniform program.
Israel’s solar star Jacob Karni
‘The sun is the only solution I can see — the only one,’ says Karni, who has pioneered three separate solar technologies.
Juvenile diabetes research gets shot in the arm
‘Nothing would make us happier than finding the cure, and finding it in Israel,’ says co-chair of a US-Israeli joint research grant initiative.
Kids under fire attend school via computer
Dodging missiles, Israeli distance-learning tech specialists bring laptops to pupils in bomb shelters.
The children given life in the midst of war
Israel and Gaza may be fighting a bitter conflict, but at Wolfson Medical Center near Tel Aviv, children from Gaza get a new chance at survival.
Turning scrap iron into angels
Artist Dina Merhav produces skyscraping sculptures of birds and angels, which can be seen in outdoor spaces all over the world.
Check this app before you swim in Israel
A new smart phone app from environmental NGO Zalul lets users know the health status of Israeli waterways, and puts pressure on polluters.
Israelis open homes to families from missile-hit south
People are opening homes and hearts to residents of Israeli communities seeking respite from the constant missile attacks.
Arab and Jewish teens are ‘Friends Forever’
A Rotary Club program puts groups of Muslim and Jewish Israeli high school students together for 16 days of bonding in New England.