Sonovia

Israel’s Sonovia to help Gucci mother co. Kering reduce environmental harm

Israel's Sonovia said its D(y)ENIM indigo yarn dyeing ultrasound technology reduces water and hazardous waste in production by more than 85%.

|ByMAAYAN JAFFE-HOFFMAN
Sonovia said its D(y)ENIM indigo yarn dyeing in indigo (Illustrative).
The Sonofix machine.

Sonovia’s ultrasonic tech reinvents fabric reinforcement

The new approach makes fabrics water resistant, antibacterial and even flame resistant with less pollution than current methods.

|ByZACHY HENNESSEY
Founder of Sonovia Joshua “Shuki” Hershcovich

How Sonovia moved from nano-coating masks to textiles

Sonovia was founded as a start-up in 2013, following 10 years of research at Bar-Ilan University and four years of EU-funded research to fight hospital-acquired infections.

|BySHARON ALTSHUL
Sonovia's SonoMask

COVID Omicron variant: How to stay safe if you have to travel

Sonovia’s SonoMask proven more than 99% effective against all previous variants. Company expects it to work against Omicron, too. 

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

Grapevine August 16, 2020: Bucking the system

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

AUGUST 16, 2020ByGREER FAY CASHMAN
Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon addresses the UN General Assembly in New York in 2018.

Israeli mask maker Sonovia expects 99% coronavirus success after lab test

Sonovia’s reusable anti-viral masks are coated in zinc oxide nano-particles that destroy bacteria, fungi and viruses, which it says can help stop the spread of the coronavirus.

JUNE 23, 2020ByREUTERS
Sonovia mask