Search Results for: water purification

A tiny sensor with an exceptional “sense of smell” is aiming to help the transportation sector adopt clean energy by identifying contaminants in hydrogen gas used for long-haul transportation.   A solution like this is key as the world continues to transition to clean energy, requiring a faster supply of high-quality hydrogen. Hydrogen is a clean […]

SoLED, developed by scientists at Tel Aviv University, is a small and portable UV-LED water purification device that filters out bacteria.

On World Water Day, NoCamels highlights innovative water tech from Israel's Kando, which uses AI and IoT to test wastewater.

The technology efficiently removes and destroys synthetic organofluorine chemical compounds (PFAS), say Technion researchers.

Alumor's groundbreaking device, Miriam's Well from Alumor is based on ultraviolet LED light, which can purify any type of surface water.

Wastewater reuse has emerged as a trusty method to combat water scarcity, but contaminants are still being found, say Israeli researchers.

A host of new food tech portfolio companies at the Kitchen Hub signals a focus on health, sustainability, and food safety.

Super-fast-charging batteries, flexible solar panels, and eye-tracking tech to combat micro-gravity-induced sickness are some of the space projects.

The laureates of the 2021 Blavatnik Awards in Israel will get $100K each for their work in life sciences, chemistry, and physical sciences.

Scientists from Ben-Gurion University developed a new methodology to trace the SARS-CoV-2 virus through sewage and wastewater systems in Israel.

Northwestern University and BGU Technologies will team up to launch a consortium to solve global water challenges.

Israel has always shared its knowledge to help better raise crops, advance sustainable agriculture, improve land development and adapt to climate change.

With over 600 companies and startups in Cleantech, Israel has over the years gained the status of a high-quality international player in this field.

An IsraAID team arrived in Kerala last week and has been distributing relief kits, following devastating floods that have killed over 300.

The companies, in the fields of healthcare, agriculture and water management, were selected as part of the Israel-India Bridge to Innovation program.