By Dyana So

Studio Ve's beautiful and "philosophical" clocks, created by Shay Carmon and Ben Klinger, are all about representing the design spirit of Tel Aviv.

Asthma is a common condition among children, which is why Alvio wants to suit kids' habits with fun mobile games that work to improve breathing patterns.

Gardening just got a lot simpler thanks to a collaboration between two smart gardening technologies - Israel's GreenIQ and French company Parrot.

The government and startups work together for a dynamic approach to controlling the growing number of threats on the Internet.

Like a modern-day tourniquet, the TopClosure method seals deep and complex wounds, preventing infection and minimizing scarring.

As wearable tech becomes an integral part of our lives, Israeli companies are making important strides in this growing sector, creating everything from conception timers to smart helmets and smartphone projectors.

As the deadly Ebola virus continues to claim lives in Western Africa, one Israeli research is well on his way to discovering a vaccine. Dr. Leslie Lobel speaks to NoCamels about his survivor blood-based vaccine, US military funding and overblown fears of pandemic.

For so many of us, fresh and local produce is a luxury that we just can't afford. But thanks to Farmigo, a platform that connects between local farmers and communities to create neighborhood farmers markets, the luxury of freshness may finally be affordable, and philanthropic too.

One of the reasons why chemotherapy treatments are difficult is because cancer cells are equipped with sophisticated defense mechanisms on their membranes that resist contact from anticancer drugs. Scientists at the Technion studied the complexities of this mechanism to develop a novel therapy strategy they calls the "Pharmacological Trojan Horse".

These ten a-list celebrities have hopped on the Startup Nation tech train, investing in some of Israel's most successful innovation endeavors. From Jay-Z to Ellen Degeneres and Leonardo Dicaprio, here are 10 celebs who know that Israel is the hotspot for innovation.

Israeli-developed SmartCourt is a tennis analytic technology designed to measure and record playing performance. It provides 3D tactical, game management, information and holistic real-time statistics for players to improve their skills.