The man who thought me to fly
Israeli app-makers help you find your
music soul mates, turn your party guests
into photographers, and earn Facebook
followers for your business.
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The Tel Aviv-based company has
developed a new way to make
more sense of the TV
experience in the social-networking age.
Nine wineries make modern use
of the ancient Nabatean
grape-growing terraces in Israel’s
Negev Desert, a perfect climate
for the craft
How a 90-year-old Ethiopian
nun stole the show at the city’s
Sacred Music Festival
the Israeli discovery of a
cancer-driving protein could
lead to a new weapon in the
currently losing battle against
brain tumors.
Rotem Karni, Ph.D.
srael’s scientists are behind a range
of innovations that dramatically
improve eyesight or quality of life
for people with vision impairments.
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome
may overcome infertility by consuming
more calories in the morning, according
to Israeli researchers
Code Lab for mentoring 'new Googlers'
opens with fanfare at Google Israel
headquarters in Tel Aviv, following
launch of Campus for Moms.
Chinese billionaire puts Israeli high-tech
education on his Horizons, with a
commitment to the Technion’s Israel
campus and a new one in Shantou.
sraeli company is revolutionizing the glass
industry with smart glass that can become
opaque or transparent at the touch
of a button.
‘I have always preferred to look at my
successes and examine why they
worked. It’s the successes we tend to
take for granted, and that’s a mistake
he volunteer program gives teens
responsibility for handling essential
firefighting tasks, propelling many
to future careers.
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