New hearing tech will adjust your device to fit your ‘earprint’

Israeli startup is in talks with makers of headphones, smartphones, music and video software to incorporate its solution for customized audio streams.

He disrupted digital printing, now Benny Landa plans to distrupt diamonds

An orchestra for musicians with and without disabilities

A model of cultural inclusion, the Israel Integrative Orchestra is comprised of music academy students and people with various types of disabilities.

Startup harvests hydrogen from local nonrecyclable trash

Trash destined for landfill can instead yield enough hydrogen gas to replace five and a half barrels of crude oil.

Young high-tech workers today want to make a better world

Post-Covid, high salaries aren’t enough to attract people to high-tech. They also seek to make a meaningful mark on local and global society.

Israeli experts: Monkeypox won’t be another Covid

Physicians counsel caution and innovative ways to educate the public and collect epidemiological data but do not expect a serious pandemic.

The plastic alternative that dissolves safely in water

An Israeli mom was motivated to find a solution for the 91 percent of plastic that does not get recycled at the end of its life. 

Over-the-phone voice analysis detects atrial fibrillation

An Israeli startup is using over-the-phone voice analysis to detect atrial fibrillation, a common heart condition that is hard to find on a standard screening ECG.

Why Israeli influencers are taking over LinkedIn

The platform helps spread personal or company branding, break geographical boundaries and reach prospective employees and investors.

Israeli hospital opens world’s largest most innovative ER

At 8,000 sq. meters, the new Sylvan Adams Emergency Hospital wing at Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, features patient assessment technology enabling patients to self-triage.

Dr. Poop gives fast pooch health analysis to dog owners

Dogiz expands from dog-walking service to wellness services available through a gamified app.

What to see and do on Tel Aviv’s iconic Dizengoff Street

Cafés, bars, bakeries, restaurants and fashion houses line Tel Aviv’s longest throughfare.

ISRAEL21c story helps put a face on a 1948 fallen soldier

A circle is closed as my mother visits the grave of her post-war pen pal, thanks to ISRAEL21c and devoted volunteers who pieced together his past.

Israeli distillery makes country’s first Kentucky whiskey

Mashing up American tradition with Israeli innovation, two US immigrants think their new bourbon-style whiskey is better than the original.

Deep-sea wonderland in Israel is declared a Hope Spot

The Palmahim Slide off the Tel Aviv coast houses rare creatures in a delicate, rich habitat of coral gardens, methane seeps and brine pools.

A taste of Druze culture and cuisine in Daliat el-Carmel

Mixing the new with the old gives this Israeli Druze town a ‘glocal’ feel that visitors love.