ISRAEL21c
ISRAEL21c was founded in 2001, in the wake of the Second Intifada, to broaden public understanding of Israel beyond typical portrayals in the mainstream media.
The organization’s founders – Israeli-American technology executives – understood the great power of the Internet and developed a first-of-its kind online product with global appeal and reach.
Most Recent Articles by ISRAEL21c:
US doctors already use IceCure’s ProSense to destroy benign breast lumps. Soon they’ll be using it for malignant liver and kidney tumors
The small molecule reduces damaging inflammation and improves heart function in mouse models of heart attack, say Israeli scientists
Concenter Biopharma of Jerusalem is developing a drug to treat and even prevent type 2 diabetes by restoring the body’s insulin sensitivity.
Israelis researchers find significant overlap between Alzheimer’s-related mutations and those producing certain intellectual disabilities
Israeli researchers find conventional diabetes diet faulty and offer a new breakfast-heavy approach that reduces weight and blood-sugar levels.
VR system developed by former Israeli fighter pilots helps neurosurgeons rehearse difficult procedures and show the patient what will happen
Scientists’ new cultured bacteria may lead to net-zero fuels, alternative food production and other green technologies to conquer climate change
Technology and academic research come together in Israel to find solutions for people with hearing impairment.
Israeli breakthrough study shows 90% reduction of pancreatic cancer cells in mice after treatment with a molecule named PJ34
The Technion team’s synthetic honey is produced by the bacterium Bacillus subtilis, which ‘learns’ to make honey following reprogramming in a lab
For Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, ISRAEL21c looks at new advances from Israel that are making headlines
Food allergies are rising dramatically around the world. One startup thinks it may have the solution – a device that acts like a mini nose sniffing food for dangerous allergens
Sonovia’s technique, developed at Bar-Ilan University, could also make fabrics fire resistant, water repellant and even body odor-proof
Israeli startup Vertical Field sensor-controlled smart planters allow customers to place hundreds of plants up and down a wall, indoors or outdoors.
Novel immunotherapy extends therapy now used in fighting leukemia, Israeli researchers say.
Israeli microbiome research will help in predicting, diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions and diseases.
Karyopharm of Israel and Massachusetts gets FDA approval for XPOVIO, the first drug aimed to help natural tumor-suppressing proteins do their job.
‘Clara,’ still in testing stages, works on a new understanding that Alzheimer’s affects the brain’s orientation system before affecting memory.
If H2Pro’s new method proves to be a big breakthrough, hydrogen could become an ideal energy carrier for a decarbonized world
Monosex prawns developed at Israel’s Ben-Gurion University may be used as efficient biocontrol agents against parasites in aquaculture.
As the fields of telehealth and ‘femtech’ grow, pregnant women will have access to more solutions for their concerns along the way
REE’s innovative modular platform houses all of a car’s major components – brakes, thermal systems, motor and drivetrain – next to the wheels.
Predictix by Taliaz aims to help psychiatrists match each patient with the most effective prescription
Israeli organization Haifa 3D utilizes cheap and cheerful technology to make bionic hands available to growing numbers of adults and children.
An Israeli algorithm that predicts the immune response to a pathogen could lead to early diagnosis for such diseases as tuberculosis.
ISRAEL21c visits Prof. Muhammad Bashouti at Ben-Gurion University to learn how he is transforming microscopic matter into sensors and solar cells.
Israeli startup Xtend aims to turn a leisure drone-racing activity into an effective strategy for saving lives
Israeli startup DermaDetect offers users super-fast, AI-based diagnosis for hundreds of skin conditions from the comfort of their own phones
TriEye: Israeli startup makes shortwave infrared cameras affordable for the autonomous vehicle market, potentially boosting road safety significantly
From devices to pharmaceuticals, Israeli approaches offer hope to the millions of migraine sufferers worldwide