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Editors’ & Readers’ Choice: 10 Favorite NoCamels Articles
For more than a decade, NoCamels has written about every aspect of Israel’s high-tech sector, from medical breakthroughs for treatment of deadly diseases to digital developments for both work and leisure and greentech to preserve our struggling planet. Here are five favorites from us and five from you, our loyal readers: Our Picks: Cancer Cures With […]
October 31, 2024
Israeli GreenTech Making Our World A Happier, Healthier Place
With the adverse impact of climate change becoming clearer almost every day, the role of technology in mitigating these devastating effects has never been more important. Israeli innovation – from clean energy to agriculture technology – has made massive contributions to the world’s efforts to deal with this phenomenon, and NoCamels takes a look at […]
October 14, 2024
Tel Aviv University Ranked 7th In World For Global Entrepreneurship
Tel Aviv University (TAU) has been ranked seventh worldwide and first outside the US in the 2024 Pitchbook Ranking for global entrepreneurship. The annual ranking, published by renowned business data research company Pitchbook, tracks startups raising capital in the US, using the number of entrepreneurs among an institution’s alumni to compile the top 50 universities. […]
October 01, 2024
Technion Team Develops Materials To Improve MRI Performance
New materials developed by researchers at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology are expected to significantly improve the performance of MRI scans, helping with early diagnosis for a range of diseases and reducing the need for some radiation-intensive tests. An MRI – or magnetic resonance imaging – is a noninvasive procedure used by clinicians […]
September 22, 2024
Missing Protein Could Unlock Treatment For Aggressive Lung Cancer
A promising new strategy to treat a common form of lung cancer focuses on a protein whose loss makes it harder for the body to repair damaged DNA, which potentially paves the way for accelerated cell division that can lead to the growth of tumors. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. […]
September 17, 2024
Water-From-Air Tech Placed At Bedouin Sustainable Farming Initiative
Israeli startup H2OLL has launched its first complete system to produce high-quality and affordable water from the air. The system was installed at the Wadi Attir initiative in the Negev, a groundbreaking project led by Israel’s Bedouin community to create a model of sustainable farming. H2OLL’s technology started as a project by Eran Friedler and […]
September 15, 2024
Marine Tech Keeps E-Foil Users In The Air And Out Of The Water
Humans have been transporting themselves and their possessions across water for millennia, and there are even signs that our now extinct hominin ancestors were building boats more than half a million years ago. And while some boat styles fall out of favor, never to be heard of again, one Israeli startup is giving an old […]
September 04, 2024
Technion Collaborating With Global Computational Intelligence Firm
The Technion – Israel Institute of Technology has entered into a collaboration with global computational intelligence firm Altair. The new partnership will grant the Haifa-based university’s faculty, researchers, and students training and unlimited access to Altair’s data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) platform, RapidMiner. Headquartered in Michigan, Altair has an Israel office is at the […]
September 01, 2024
Automatic Translator Breaks Language Barrier For Doctors & Patients
For many people around the world, a doctor’s visit can be exceptionally fraught due to a language barrier in a scenario where accuracy and the ability to understand and be understood are of utmost importance. But four former and current students of the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa have developed a new […]
August 26, 2024
Sheba Study: Home Care Better Than Hospital For Acute Patients
A new study by Sheba Medical Center, Israel’s largest and internationally ranked hospital, found that remote hospital care at home, supervised by a physician, yields better outcomes for acutely ill patients than an actual stay in hospital. The first-of-its-kind, peer-reviewed study was carried out at Beyond, Sheba’s virtual hospital. It was led by Prof. Gad […]
August 25, 2024
Pass The Pies! Study Shows Processed Food Can Be Healthy
A new Israeli study has determined that processed food is not bad for us – despite its long-standing poor reputation – and with the right addition of proteins can actually give our bodies a boost. Processed food is actually a blanket description for any foods that have been changed in some way during their preparation. […]
August 14, 2024
FemTech Firm Uses AI To Treat Painful, Incurable Endometriosis
Israeli femtech company EndoCure is on a mission to change the way that we diagnose and treat endometriosis, a chronic disease affecting women that causes severe pain and affects fertility, and which is responsible for a range of other debilitating issues. Endometriosis is a chronic condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the […]
July 28, 2024
Startup Fights Superbugs, Antibiotic Resistance With Rapid Testing
There’s a common situation that occurs during a doctor’s visit. The patient comes in with an ailment, perhaps it’s a cough, a congested chest or ear ache. The doctor raises possibilities of what could be causing the sickness – pneumonia, strep throat, an ear infection and so on. Chests are listened to, ears are examined, […]
July 21, 2024
Study: Brain’s Reward System Could Help Heart Attack Recovery
Researchers at the Technion – Israel Institute of technology in Haifa have shown that boosting a person’s mental state could help them recover from a heart attack. The researchers focused on the reward system – a network in the brain that is activated when a person is motivated or in a positive emotional state – […]
July 18, 2024
Prestigious Life Sciences Body Honors 8 Israel-Based Researchers
Eight Israel-based researchers are among 100 new members worldwide in the prestigious European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) for leading members of the life sciences community. The organization says the new members and another 20 new associate members are being recognized for accomplishments across the spectrum of life science research, including work on infectious diseases, ocean […]
July 10, 2024