New Israeli technology can turn human waste into biofuel
First time biomass is created from human excrement, providing possible solution to growing problems in sanitation and clean energy.
Food expiration dates are about to undergo a revolution
Israeli device lets wheelchair-bound groom stand under chuppah
‘You made our night as close as possible to perfection,’ writes newlywed to makers of the UPnRIDE smart wheelchair, soon to go on the market.
Israeli scientists develop implanted organs that won’t be rejected
Breakthrough development uses a patient's own stomach cells, cutting the risk of an immune response to implanted organs.
Can’t get to the game? VR system teleports you to stadium
Check out the three hottest new startups in Israel’s growing sports-tech ecosystem: Texel, Heed and Pixellot.
Meet our digital ambassador – Frankie Alchanati
As part of a new behind the scenes section on ISRAEL21c, we introduce you one by one to the student ambassadors taking part in our Digital Ambassador Program.
6 super-chill ways to find Zen in Israel
Take a break from your hectic schedule with hot springs, yoga, mindfulness, massage, fine wine or flower power.
Israeli mom’s school program raises future entrepreneurs
Serial entrepreneur Galit Zamler’s K-12 curriculum instills business skills along with independent and positive thinking, perseverance and teamwork.
Best hotels in Tel Aviv for 2018
ISRAEL21c chooses the best places to stay in the White City, whether you prefer an historic restored boutique hotel, quirky design or business luxury.
He got mugged, then revamped 911 for the next generation
Amir Elichai’s startup Carbyne updates 911 services for the high-tech era, enabling operators to get help to callers faster and more efficiently.
Cars could be powered by water with new Israeli technology
In the Electriq-Global system, liquid fuel reacts with a catalyst to release hydrogen from water. The spent fuel can be replenished for re-use.
10 of the best boutique olive oil brands in Israel
Healthful oil pressed from the fruit of olive trees flows out of the groves of small farms from the northern Golan to the southern Negev.
4,000 people from 60 nations sing as one in TLV
Voices join together under the baton of Israeli social music project, proclaiming ‘There’s no place I’d rather be.’
ISRAEL21c Uncovered
Nov 14, 10:55 am
Meet our digital ambassador – Frankie Alchanati
Oct 16, 7:00 am
Meet ISRAEL21c’s new Digital Ambassadors coordinator
Sep 13, 10:00 am
It’s all about creativity for ISRAEL21c’s ambassadors
Spotlight on Israel
Nov 15, 8:40 am
A new English-language resource for hikers in Israel
Nov 13, 9:00 am
Comic strip shines light on Israeli invisibility research
Nov 12, 8:00 am
