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Jerusalem program pioneers video as therapy
Jerusalem’s Ma’aleh film school has developed a unique course that trains therapists how to use video to rebuild lives.
The quartz that looks like marble
Caesarstone was the first company to use a high-tech process to turn quartz into a brand-new surfacing product. Now the kibbutz company leads the market worldwide.
Noise-cancelling company aims to prove silence is golden
Can’t stand the racket? Israeli noise-cancelling technology is going into almost everything from home appliances to airplane seats.
A lollipop that helps you lose weight
Say goodbye to pills and hello to fortified confectionery. An Israeli company has developed candies with health benefits.
Celebrating Passover with 50,000 dominos
Pyramids came tumbling down in Israel’s record-breaking domino chain, set up in Beersheva.
Obama’s startup tour
The president will get a high-tech glimpse of some of Israel’s most exciting products of the future, plus a unique nanotech gift.
18 cool things to do in Tel Aviv for free
No need to take out your wallet to enjoy these 18 suggestions for touring, trekking and tanning in Israel’s city by the sea.
Surgery without scars or scalpels
Israel’s InSightec is transforming the operating room with a new ultrasound technology that enables surgeons to destroy tumors and cysts without incisions.
Calling American angels to seed Israeli tech
Janvest managing partner: ‘We operate in a gap in the investment market that allows us to get larger chunks of more mature and more interesting companies.’
The Israeli who can predict the future
She has a PhD and a black belt, but where Kira Radinsky is really making her mark is in Microsoft disaster-prediction software.