Israel: Helping To Make A Better World

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Sports tech trains athletes to avoid overuse injuries

 

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The technology that could save us from deepfake videos

 

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I watched an interview of Jared Kushner talking about his expertise on Israel and the Middle East. For one, he read 25 books. That's a lot of books. He must really be an expert.

Jared Kushner says he's read 25 books about the Israel-Palestine conflict

 

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Music you can see and touch — even if you can’t hear

 

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Israeli algorithm learns to predict gestational diabetes

 

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https://www.israel21c.org/new-antiviral-masks-from-israel-may-help-stop-deadly-virus/

 

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Futuristic Israeli ‘Contact Lens’ Stops Vision Loss in Damaged Eyes

 

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Indian Farmers Maximize Crops with Cutting-Edge Israeli Weather Tech

 

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unitedwithisrael.org/futuristic-israeli-contact-lens-stops-vision-loss-in-damaged-eyes

 

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Israeli Startup's Augmented Reality Tech Reinvents The Microscope For Pathologists | Health News

 

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Top 5 Recent Advances In Israeli Cancer Research And Treatment | Health News

 

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TAU, Harvard Researchers Build Human 'Body-On-Chips' To Better Predict Drug Response | Health News

 

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From Aish.

On this date in 1925, the Technion opened in Haifa, becoming Israel's first modern university. Albert Einstein served as president of the first Technion Society. Today, Technion graduates comprise the majority of Israeli-educated scientists and engineers, and Israel is now home to the greatest concentration of high-tech start up companies anywhere outside of the Silicon Valley. High-tech industry accounts for more than 54% of Israel's industrial exports. In Israel, nine out of every 1,000 workers are engaged in R&D, nearly double the rate of the U.S. and Japan. More achievements:

The Technion is credited with the birth of fiber-optics. In 1998, the Technion became the fifth university worldwide to successfully design, build, and launch its own satellite. In 2004, two Technion professors received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their research in the protein breakdown in cells.

 

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Israeli professor aims to make dialysis a thing of the past

 

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Prepare for the femtech revolution, coming straight from Israel

 

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Israeli First-of-its-Kind Device Detects and Prevents Kidney Injuries

 

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https://unitedwithisrael.org/israeli-breakthrough-thwarts-resistance-to-cancer-treatments

 

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Israel, What Have You Done For Us Lately?

FEB 12, 2020 10:00 AM BY HUGH FITZGERALD



Here’s what:

#1. Making Water From Air

“Israeli startup Watergen, which has developed a technology to make water from air, has been named winner of the Energy Efficiency Product of the Year in the 2020 Smart Home Mark of Excellence Awards at CES in Las Vegas for its GENNY product.

“The annual award, presented during CES by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA),recognizes the industry’s top smart home innovations. The GENNY was also awarded a CES Best of Innovation Award in 2019.

“Genny is a “water-from-air” system for homes or offices. Use of the system does away with the need for bottled water, helping cut back on plastic use, the firm said in a statement announcing the win.

“Because GENNY creates water from air, which is an unending resource, the liquid is always available on demand, the company said. In addition, the water produced by the machine is of higher quality than that which runs through the filtration systems that are attached to municipal water lines, and the product also eliminates concerns of corroded water pipes that could lead to higher-than-normal levels of lead in drinking water, the statement said.

Okay, Israel, What Have You Done For Us Lately?

 

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