A freak accident nearly drowned her three years ago. Now Jasmine Feingold, 23, is paddling toward the 2016 Olympics.
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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.
A shot in the arm for refugees in Israel
A new graduate of Ben-Gurion University’s Medical School for International Health founds a program to streamline healthcare for African migrants.
Cancelling cancer cells with new radiation
Israeli scientists find a way to generate millimeter rays and use them to render cancer cells incapable of reproducing.
A ‘vaccine’ to boost global food production
A revolutionary new seed treatment from Morflora could improve the world’s agricultural output, without the need for worrying genetic engineering.
Israel’s top 10 factory tours
Ever want to know what goes on behind the scenes at some of Israel’s biggest manufacturers? Now you can with ISRAEL21c’s pick of the best factory tours in the country.
Create iPhone photo collages with friends and their friends
‘Pixplit is the first app that uses the concept of connecting with people in the third degree of separation,’ says Israeli co-founder Jay Meydad.
The man who sells Europe on Israel
Shortly after leaving Paris for Israel at age 18, Edouard Cukierman began building cross-continental economic bridges. He’s now chairman of the largest investment team in Israel.
Multimedia exhibitions gone wild
Wacky, imaginative, and futuristic: Some of the coolest new interactive exhibitions and visitors centers in the world are being designed in Tel Aviv.
Web-based learning for wee ones
An Israeli software technologist introduces an independent learning and computer literacy tool she’s been developing since her teen was a tot.
Nanobot ‘truck’ delivers lifesaving cargo
Using the new complex science of DNA origami, an Israeli biologist folds genetic material into a unique targeted delivery system for drugs.