Engineering
Afeka College's 'Quiet Tent': A space to cope and heal during a time of war, pain, and stress
The space was created in response to the growing mental health challenges facing students in Israel since the October 7 attacks and the continued reserve duty that has impacted the student body.
Airport runways: One of aviation’s greatest achievements, but how do they work? - explainer
How the IDF's 7th Armored Brigade breached the path to the Litani River in Lebanon - interview
Pratt & Whitney's BTL plant in Nahariya to close
Trump’s peace plan has 99 problems, but the tunnel ain’t one of them
Building a 30-mile tunnel might be the least of the peace plan’s problems
Application of MayMaan innovation could make world of difference
Imagine unleashing unlimited clean and renewable energy.
FBI: Michigan engineer sent confidential tech data to Iran
The FBI complaint accused the Iranian national of stealing confidential information and technical data from an unidentified company January 2015 through June 2016.
Klil offers sensor-based shutters
Klil Control – a device with sensors that open and close the shutters based on the weather.
Engineering attracting most Israeli students; law, business in decline
Overall, more than one-in-four of approximately 190,000 Israeli students studied either engineering or computer science and mathematics during the 2018/19 academic year.
What we’re learning from Greta Thunberg
The Lounge with Michal Galanti: July 9, 2018
Omer Adam entertained thousands of techies who participated in Dell Technologies’ annual technological conference at Expo Tel Aviv at the Tel Aviv Exhibition Grounds.
STEM-focused kindergarten sponsored by Lockheed Martin opens in Jerusalem
"The new MadaKids kindergartens will nurture the young children and inspire them to become the engineers and entrepreneurs of the future," said Mayor of Jerusalem Moshe Leon.
Palestinian contractors poised for riches from Israeli tech firm's takeover
"We're very proud they have equity, the same as all other employees in the company," Mellanox Chief Executive Eyal Waldman told Reuters in an interview.
How Jewish day schools are now minting future engineers
“By the time we got to this project, I was able to write my own code and figure out a lot of things on my own."
