By Alvise Czarnocki

Startup dries sliced pumpkin, carrot and eggplant into containers for ready meals

Understanding their behavior could aid the search for alternatives to antibiotics, says Tel Aviv University professor

Scopio Labs has developed a digital imaging platform using computational photography to make it easier to identify cell abnormalities.

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

NoCamels highlights six Israeli startups developing innovative technologies that aim to solve the shortage of water around the world.

JNF Canada, KKL-JNF, Start-Up Nation Central, and the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation have launched an annual prize to find Israeli solutions to climate issues.

Researchers from the Technion have developed a method that uses the photosynthesis of seaweed to harvest electric currents.

World science community pays close attention to Israeli astrophysics team that found new supernova, disproved long-held theory.

Pandemic stress is real and insomnia is on the rise. For better sleep, the Israeli high-tech industry has some options on offer.

Bonus BioGroup says its innovative use of mesenchymal stromal cells offers a protection layer for patients prone to respiratory distress.