By Alice Menichelli

Gever has formed a digital representation of human laughter to be beamed up to space, where it will be 3D-printed in zero gravity.

Chen has become one of the leading architects in New York, currently designing some of the most stunning buildings in Manhattan.

When applied to a wound, this life-saving bandage stops hemorrhaging within minutes - even before reaching the hospital - and lasts for 24 hours.

Israeli startup Betalin Therapeutics uses transplanted pancreatic cells as an alternative to shots, presenting a possible cure for Type 1 Diabetes, as well as for other blood diseases.

Coldplay's new hit video 'Hymn For The Weekend' featuring Beyoncé was made possible thanks to an Israeli special effects team.

Virologists and environmental scientists from Israeli universities are working to gather findings that could stop the outbreak.

With 30 acquisitions in five years, Frutarom is on its way to becoming Israel's next 'unicorn.'

With a new online platform developed by Israeli startup Bringg, mom-and-pop stores can now ship their goods through an on-demand, Uber-style mobile app.

This Israeli-developed technology is disrupting the advertising and film industries with viewer-chosen characters, plot twists and endings.

From water technologies to agricultural solutions and medical devices, Israeli companies improve the lives of millions.

Israeli startups are changing healthcare as we know it, with a host of innovative solutions.

Developers of the Happify app, which boosts users’ emotional wellbeing, claim that 86 percent of them became happier!

Want to cut down on your sugar intake? 'The Real Cup' fools your brain into thinking water is a sweetened beverage - without adding sugar.

Colombian farmers are turning to Israel for alternative pesticides – spiders. How much are they willing to pay? Possibly more than the price of gold.

In recognition of World AIDS Day, NoCamels reporters spotlight groundbreaking Israeli studies on HIV/AIDS.