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As Israel celebrates its 74th anniversary, NoCamels looks at companies that have disrupted sectors like climate tech and digital health.

Researchers from 4 Israeli universities develop 3D printing method that may curb reef devastation plaguing global coral ecosystems.

Kornit Fashion Week was a celebration of fashion innovation driven by tech that fuels personalization and sustainability in on-demand fashion.

UBQ Materials won for the first ever waste-based 3D filament made with UBQ, the company’s climate positive thermoplastic substitute.

The Israeli cultivated meat company aims for large-scale global commercialization of cultivated beef steaks

Tel Aviv University researchers offer hope that paralyzed patients may walk again with first spinal cord tissue engineered from cells.

Wearable sleep tech, clean meat, space hummus, and an antiradiation vest are just a few of the experiments heading to space.

Israel's Environmental Protection Minister tours UBQ Materials' production plant to learn what the company is doing to tackle climate change.

Israel's SavorEat will launch its plant-based burger, which can be customized by mobile app, at BBB chains throughout Israel.

A team at Israeli firm Stratasys created a 3D printed neck brace 'scarf' for Moran Barashi as part of the Restart's Makers for Heroes project.

Israeli venture capital firm JAL Ventures announced on Monday that it had closed JAL II, a $105 million second fund. The company said it has already made five investments in B2B startups from the fund, some of which have raised follow-up rounds at significantly higher valuations. The second fund includes insurtech companies Novidea and VOOM; […]

The development of a third generation solar cell, which can harness sunlight and artificial light to produce power is a cause for optimism.

From an AI-based food trends platform to a robotic cocktail maker, these startups are using tech to solve the industry's food service issues.

Founded in 2015, Tailor Brands streamlines brand design to help entrepreneurs launch and grow their businesses.

MeaTech's planned plant will deploy techs developed by the company's Belgian subsidiary Peace of Meat, which it acquired this year.