Israeli University Nanosatellites Aim to Democratize Space
Ariel and Tel Aviv universities intend their nanosatellites to make the space world affordable and accessible
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Tech
WhatsApp’s New Privacy Policy Prompts Indians to Migrate to Signal, Telegram
India is WhatsApp’s largest market, with nearly 400 million users.
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Memes Have a Short History, But a Big Impact on Culture
Memes are ubiquitous on the Internet, serving various purposes.
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Udderly Identical: Scientists Say They Can Reproduce Milk Entirely from Yeast
Israeli researchers work to make animal-free dairy products that look and taste just like the real thing.
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India’s Losses from Internet Shutdowns Highest in World
Major internet shutdowns in 21 countries cost the world economy $4.01 billion, a report from the UK says.
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Israeli Tech Innovators Battle for Funds During Covid-Era Virtual ‘TechFest’
Ten Israeli technology startups traveled 7,000 (virtual) miles to Oregon for the startup pitch competition.
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Why Did Israeli Firms Win Record Investments in COVID-19 Year?
Funding totals near $10 billion, as investment insiders explain the successes — and challenges — companies faced in a pandemic.
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Pining for a Way to Save the Planet? Try a 3D Printed Christmas Tree That Soaks Up CO2
Architects design a cutting-edge tree that absorbs carbon dioxide, a major source of global warming.
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Innovative Mobile Hospital Unfolds Like an Accordion
The easily deployed module, the first of its kind, quickly responds to any crisis.
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