- JEWISH WORLD
ISRAEL - TECHNOLOGY
HUJI Profs. Yechezkel Barenholz and Alberto Gabizon, co-inventors of Doxil, the first FDA-approved nano-drug. Photo by Nati Shohat
Brig. Gen. Danny Gold felt like Don Quixote.
The war didn’t deter young techies from around the world to come to Tel Aviv for a hackathon.
And baby helps business. Image via www.shutterstock.com
Israel Under Attack home page.
Beyond Verbal’s Emotions Analytics engine picked up interesting results in this video of Steve Jobs discussing the development of the iPhone.
An Iron Dome defense system missile intercepts a rocket fired at Jerusalem from Gaza last Thursday. Photo by Flash90.
Navigating cultural waters
Users only have to slide the button to activate SOS.
WhoDoYou results page.
Franky Imbesi, left, and Nissan Bahar of Keepod.
ISRAEL - HEALTH
A groundbreaking test for breast cancer.
Dr. Lobel and colleagues collecting samples from Ebola survivors in Uganda.
Inna Slutsky in her Tel Aviv University lab.
An injured Israeli soldier is evacuated by helicopter from near the Israeli border with Gaza Strip on July 21, following heavy fighting. Photo by Flash90
A nurse cares for a newborn in a shelter at Barzilai as a warning siren sounds for possible incoming rockets in Ashkelon. Photo by Uri Lenz/FLASH90
Employees at the Azrieli Center in Tel Aviv go to the stairs to take shelter.
Employees at the Azrieli Center in Tel Aviv go to the stairs to take shelter.
Even children will be able to tolerate radiation therapy with MercyBeam. Image via Shutterstock.com
A young woman drinks coffee at a cafe in Tel Aviv. Photo by Flash90.
4. The mobile app CathMaps+ for heart patients stores medical history and uses GPS to locate the nearest cardiac catheterization lab almost anywhere in the world, in case of emergency. It’s available in English and Spanish, and soon in French and German, for iOS and some Android devices.
CathMaps locates the nearest cardiac catheterization lab worldwide.
Dr. Harari’s DMZ Medical Center is based at the Lot Spa Hotel.
Real Imager 8 screens for breast cancer without touching the patient.
The Sagie system’s bedwetting alarm.
Tal Sagie invented Therapee.
ISRAEL - SOCIAL ACTION
A nurse cares for a newborn in a shelter at Barzilai as a warning siren sounds for possible incoming rockets in Ashkelon. Photo by Uri Lenz/FLASH90
The patient shown here is Talya from Nablus. Photo by Barak Nuna
Wounded soldiers arriving at Soroka Medical Center in Beersheva on Tuesday. Photo by Hadas Parush/Flash90
Teenager Samuel Cardillo recently moved to Israel from Belgium.
Farid el-Nasire says building the site “wasn’t rocket science.”
The IDF field hospital in Haiti in 2010.
LOTEM takes children with disabilities on hikes far from the conflict zone.
Green Horizons counselors do activities with children in bomb shelters such as this one in Beersheva.
Leket volunteers in Ra’anana. Photo by Ido Newman
Nitzan Solan, surfer girl for peace.
A Networked Seniors grandparenting workshop in session.
ISRAEL - ENVIRONMENT
Clean-tech image via Shutterstock.com
SolarOr’s beehive curtain wall.
uManage on a smartphone.
Ecologically sound building practices have taken root in Israel. Image via www.Shutterstock.com
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