Innovation
New technology will turn construction waste into raw materials without sorting
New Morphit technology produces building materials from 80% waste without sorting, cutting landfill costs and pollution and turning demolitions into raw materials in a circular economy.
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Lenovo legion tab: The freedom to play on the go
Rimon wins $4 million Iron Dome contracts, boosting Israel’s defense supply chain
Montreal–Israel tech ties strengthen at cyber event
A growing Montreal–Israel tech network spotlights innovation and tackles rising cyber risks while building cross‑community ties
Colorful logo and new font: Leumit Health Services launches a new communication language
The new communication language introduces a facelift with a shift from the traditional blue and green colors to shades of purple, combining attentiveness and care with strength and progress.
Your Investments: If you don’t understand it, don’t invest in it
If a belief, value, or investment cannot be explained clearly, it is unlikely to endure. A sound financial plan should be understandable.
80% lower costs: The Israeli innovation shaking up the cultured food market
An Israeli startup revealed a hydrogel-based platform that cuts cultured food production costs and could speed the shift to sustainable alternatives to animal-based products.
Israeli scientists create light-activated plastic for safer manufacturing
The Ben-Gurion team essentially embedded an on/off mechanism inside the plastic’s building blocks, eliminating the need for fragile or expensive catalyst systems.
It wasn’t a miracle. We were prepared: Assuta Ashdod Hospital on Innovation and Humanity in Israel
At the Jerusalem Post Miami Conference, Adv. Yael Yativ explained how Israel’s newest public hospital not only saved lives after Oct. 7th but is also the beacon of hope for Southern Israel.
The future of autonomous vehicles arrives in Jerusalem
Next month, the international conference on unmanned, remote and autonomous vehicles will take place in the capital city: “At the threshold of a decade in which the rules of the game will change”.
From hand-built computers to AI polling: Mark Penn on the future of public opinion
During the Jerusalem Post Miami Summit, the Stagwell CEO explores how technology has reshaped polling, why surveys often miss the mark, and how Americans, especially young voters, view Israel.
Sweden to spend $440 million on unmanned military drone systems
"No one knows what the next war will look like but one thing is clear, the future battle field will be characterized by unmanned systems and long-range capacity"