Monthly Archives: February 2023

Tomato-picking robot picks up the pace

The tomato harvest robots from Israel’s MetoMotion (see here previously) now work at two greenhouse growers in the Netherlands. MetoMotion is looking to install 10 to 20 of the robotic machines this year, targeting Western Europe, followed eventually by Canada … Continue reading

Posted in Science & Technology | Leave a comment

Promoting innovation in Engineering

The Azrieli Foundation has donated $3.75 million to create the Azrieli Center for Excellence in Engineering Education in Israel (Azrieli E3). The new center will develop and promote innovative methods of engineering education, while nurturing engineers over the course of … Continue reading

Posted in Science & Technology | Leave a comment

Microsoft partnership for quantum education

The quantum computing platform from Israel’s Classiq (see here previously), plus Microsoft Azure Quantum’s cloud have been made available to Israeli professors, students, and researchers for conducting courses and carrying out research in all aspects of quantum computing. https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/syqgngwto

Posted in Science & Technology | Leave a comment

CyberTech Global 2023

Cybertech Global is the cyber industry’s foremost Business-to-Business networking platform. The 2023 Tel Aviv event was as popular as ever with speakers including Israeli leaders, cyber leaders from governments and industry, both Israeli and global. https://www.cybertechisrael.com/speakers https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel/defense/1675170832-israel-s-cybersecurity-authority-foiled-over-1-000-major-attacks-in-2022 https://english.news.cn/20230201/50075bc54e78471d8d168486967c17b5/c.html

Posted in Science & Technology | Leave a comment

Wild Walks Project

“Wild Walks” Israel is a nationwide project to help war-weary teenagers from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus adapt to a new life in Israel. It provides a safe space for these young men and women to use art, play and conversation … Continue reading

Posted in Israel is Inclusive & Global | Leave a comment

Saving lives in Turkey

Israel’s IDF “Operation Olive Branches” has hundreds of medics and Search & Rescue experts in Turkiye (Turkey). They have pulled dozens of survivors from the rubble of the massive earthquakes. Israel’s United Hatzalah, Magen David Adom and Zaka have also … Continue reading

Posted in Israel is Inclusive & Global | Leave a comment

Hospital equipment for Moldovan babies

Israel has donated $250,000 worth of perinatal equipment to nine hospitals in Moldovia. It includes incubators and resuscitation tables, replacing equipment over two decades old. https://www.moldpres.md/en/news/2023/01/27/23000648

Posted in Israel is Inclusive & Global | Leave a comment

Innovation to improve ties with New Zealand

The New Zealand Israel Innovation Hub (NZIIH) recently opened in Tel Aviv (see here previously). Founder Josh Brown and startup advisor Elinor Swery are promoting 23 initiatives to foster business ventures including foodtech, agtech, climatetech, and spacetech. https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/rj7zesani

Posted in Israel is Inclusive & Global | Leave a comment

Young guardians – Jewish & Bedouin

HaShomer HaChadash (The New Guardian – see here previously) safeguards Israel’s lands by agriculture & education. Its 25,000 strong youth movement HaTnua HaChadasha now includes some 3,000 Bedouin children, mostly meeting at the charity’s Zarzir educational farm. https://www.israel21c.org/youth-group-instills-love-of-the-land-in-bedouins-and-jews/ https://eng.hashomer.org.il/  (see … Continue reading

Posted in Israel is Inclusive & Global | Leave a comment

New peptides to target Alzheimer’s culprit

Scientists at Israel’s Bar-Ilan University, working with Canadian scientists have developed peptides (small proteins) that in laboratory tests prevent the production of oligomers – small polymers that are the true culprits of the neuron damage in Alzheimer’s disease. https://www.israel21c.org/treatment-for-very-early-alzheimers-under-development/ https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2210766119

Posted in Israel's Medical Achievements | Leave a comment