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Israeli research shows that most newly hatched fish are
destined to die because of a physics-related inability to
feed from their environment.
Whether it’s virtual fitting rooms or social shopping games,
Israeli experts are creating a whole new garment from
fashion and technology.
Mobileye’s camera-based systems assist drivers in all their tasks.
The passenger shows the driver a secret code from HopOn.
Israelis are stitching together fashion and technology. Image via www.Shutterstock.com
How Court Smart works.
Soldiers wounded in combat in Gaza are led to
the emergency room at Soroka.
the emergency room at Soroka.
Glato Kshaun gave birth at Soroka on July 31, 10 days
after her husband, Sgt. Maj. Bayhesain Kshaun,
was killed in action in Gaza.
after her husband, Sgt. Maj. Bayhesain Kshaun,
was killed in action in Gaza.
Soroka Director Ehud Davidson, right,
with Prime Minister Netanyahu at the
bedside of a wounded soldier.
with Prime Minister Netanyahu at the
bedside of a wounded soldier.
Rendering of the UPnRIDE in standing position.
Rendering of the UPnRIDE in sitting position.
A simple but potentially lifesaving screening option.
The device and optional attachments
A simple but potentially lifesaving screening option.
Dr. Lobel and colleagues collecting samples from Ebola survivors in Uganda.
Dr. Lobel travels to Africa five times a year.
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.
More than 7,000 couples have already used Wedivite. Image via Shutterstock.com
Wedivite founder and groom-to-be Ben Novak.
Bringing together 11-year-olds from opposite poles. Photo by Nurit Mozes
Miri Shahaf-Levi dancing with artistic director Dima. Photo by Nurit Mozes
Making peace two by two. Photo by Nurit Mozes
Einav Gissinger and Nelson on the final day of the dog
therapy course at Broshim. Photo by Abigail Klein Leichman.
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
Soldiers enjoying their free sandwiches.
Eric Sirkin on his sailboat.
A young couple silhouetted at Jerusalem’s Light Festival.
And baby helps business.
If you can forecast where lightning will strike companies
can deliver products to keep people safe.
Irrigation control without leaving the house.
SolarOr’s beehive curtain wall.
Clean-tech
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