Engineering
IDF Atidim launches first dedicated engineering track for haredi, minority students
Students will earn practical engineering diplomas before enlistment, serve in leading Military Intelligence technology units, and complete full engineering degrees during their military service.
Fig Grows platform to cover full SecOps engineering lifecycle, ensuring resilience at every stage
Engineering the future from the Negev
Tali Mekere: A first-generation engineer's path to success from Ethiopia to Netanya
IDF releases names of two fallen soldiers killed in Rafah, Gaza, at least three others wounded
The two soldiers fell in separate incidents hours apart in Rafah on Thursday afternoon.
Israel’s startup ecosystem: An insider’s perspective from a founding engineer
Chabad rabbi becomes most senior haredi engineer at Microsoft
Kesselman was born in Riga, Latvia and raised in the Israeli-Arab city of Ramle in Israel from the age of six.
Plumbing consultant: Execution, planning, and supervision of plumbing systems
A plumbing consultant is an engineer or practical engineer with a unique specialization in water, sewage, and drainage systems.
An investment in national resilience: Strengthening Israeli engineering education - opinion
The critical role of engineers in our economy and overall national resilience has become even more apparent
Vayu raises $7m. seed funding to transform B2B revenue management
The funding comes at a critical time for B2B companies navigating increasingly complex pricing structures.
ICL forms lithium iron phosphate venture for battery market
The project demonstrates significant step forward for ICL's battery materials portfolio, this time into Europe.
'Who is going to develop the next Iron Dome?'
Afeka College of Engineering President Professor Ami Moyal, spoke at JPost Miami Summit.
IDF announces death of St.-Sgt. Zamir Burke in northern Gaza
Several other soldiers were wounded in incidents in Gaza and in northern Israel.
Why the next generation of engineers will drive Israel’s future
Prof. Ami Moyal, president of Afeka Academic College of Engineering in Tel Aviv, says engineering and hi-tech contributions will be crucial for Israel’s postwar economy.
