Male Birth-Control: Taking The Pill No Longer Just For Women
The female birth control pill, commonly referred to as 'The Pill,' is not 100 percent effective, and some women's bodies don't react well to the extra hormones. Now, finally, a new birth control option for men is in the works, which would allow partners to share the responsibility.MALE
February 04, 2011
Pilotless Drones Take Water Meter Reading To New Heights
In countries where water demand is high but resource is low, every drop counts. An Israeli company have strived to prevent water leaks by perfecting manual methods of water measuring. Their Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is a two-pound drone plane that can travel 900 feet above ground and detect water leaks.
February 02, 2011
Phone App Shows Strongest WiFi Spots In Any Area
A group of Israeli students looking for a way to go online during lectures have developed a phone application that tells them which parts of a room or space have strongest WiFi connections.
January 31, 2011
Can Laughter Help You Get Pregnant?
Laughter may not be the best medicine, but it might help women who are trying to become pregnant through in-vitro fertilization (IVF), a small study suggests.
January 30, 2011
Startup’s Products Provide Safe Drinking Water In Critical Situations
Only 0.74 percent of the world's water is considered safe for drinking, and some two billion people either lack access to sufficient quantities of water or are supplied with unsafe water. An Israeli company is working towards making a change, by providing safe and innovative water products.
January 30, 2011
Israeli Sports Organization Helps Disabled Go Extreme
An Israeli organization for disabled people wishing to do extreme sports recently started a running group where its blind members are tied to their seeing buddies.
January 30, 2011
David Lynch Music Video Competition Won By Young Israeli
An Israeli film student has won a video competition that saw her short film become the official music video for American director David Lynch’s new single, “I Know.”
January 26, 2011
Education Is The Name Of The Game
Children don't often associate the words "school" and "playground", but that's just what an Israeli principal has succeeded to do: Reviving his school by ditching conventional teaching methods in favor of a more "entertaining" one.
January 26, 2011
GM To Insert Wireless Charging Into Car Mats
General Motors car passengers will soon be able to wirelessly charge their cell phones, music players and other electronic devices on a car mat designed by Israeli start-up, Powermat.
January 25, 2011
One-Step Building Company Promotes Green Building
Israel strives to be the leader in creative energy, which includes green building. The WAWA company was established for the same reason, but with a new innovative vision for a wider solution to deal with all that green building demands.
January 23, 2011
Israeli Startup Brings Facebook to Low-spec Mobiles
Facebook has rolled out a new application targeting lower-spec feature phones. The app was developed in conjunction with the Israeli-based start-up Snaptu.
January 23, 2011
Israeli Doctors Open First ER Facility in Kenya’s Third Largest City
In just three weeks, a team of Israeli aid workers completed construction of a hospital emergency room - the only facility of its kind - in Kisumu, Kenya.
January 20, 2011
Third Hand Smoke, First Hand Risk
The negative health consequences of smoking and inhaling second-hand smoke are well known. Recently researchers have uncovered the dangers of thirdhand smoke that comes from toxic nicotine byproducts lingering in carpets, paper and fabric.
January 19, 2011
Israeli Startup Aims to Prevent the Next Wikileaks
Following Wikileaks, an Israeli startup created a document technology that prevents unauthorized individuals from opening and reading files, alerting managers when a document's security is compromised and automatically blocking usage if unauthorized use is suspected.
January 19, 2011
Fruit Flies Inspire Scientists to Optimize Computer Networks
The fruit fly has evolved a method for positioning its tiny, hair-like structures used to feel and hear the world that's so efficient, that a team of scientists in Israel and at Carnegie Mellon University says it could be copied to more effectively deploy wireless sensor networks and other distributed computing applications.
January 19, 2011