By David Shamah

LifeBond’s surgical sealant, which keeps patients' 'insides' where they belong, has also received an FDA fast-track status.

The tech giant looks to develop cyber-security and mobile products in the Startup Nation, where it has had a presence for decades.

The Israeli firm that has built a water treatment facility in India is responsible for the water supply at the Taj Mahal.

Crosswise, which helps advertisers target their pitches better, was bought by big-data giant Oracle for $50 million, according industry sources.

Some of the world's air pollution comes from gas leaks and emissions, and finally there is a cheap, easy way to detect the worst offenders.

One of the world’s largest distributors of novelty items, PPI Worldwide is engaging with Israel’s WakingApp to create funner toys.

The Obama Administration is backing dozens of projects, among them an incubator for Israeli startups.

Backed by DiCaprio and billionaire Carlos Slim, 'Galaxia' provides anonymity for all the guises a user wishes to don.

Roughly 4 billion people around the globe are still not connected to the internet; SkyFi is using miniature satellites to connect them.

Giant Indian corporation Aditya Birla has discovered Israel and is determined to take some of Israel’s tech home with it.

Innovative research conducted in Israel demonstrates, on film, how bursts of brain activity are prompted by stimulants.

Technology employed by US researchers to help leukemia patients, hailed worldwide last week, was originated by Israeli researcher Prof. Zelig Eshhar.

Among the first Israeli apps on the Apple Watch, Glide is now also available on Android Wear smartwatches.

From New Jersey to Calgary, Israeli firm Unitronics has found a way to make it easier and cheaper to park your car.

The NanoIsrael 2016 Expo, to be held next month, will show the world just how far Israel’s nanotechnology industry has come in a decade.