By Einat Paz-Frankel

Bacteria found in pancreatic tumors contain an enzyme that inactivates a common drug used to treat various cancers.

Drinking habits, not drinking itself, may impact future careers, according to Israeli researchers.

Killer T cells are the foot soldiers of cancer therapy; when starved of oxygen, they become even better adversaries.

Media giants such as Disney are pouring cash into the Israeli startup to expand its global footprint.

Just like Netflix changed home viewing, Muvix changes the way people watch movies out.

Gigya, the "Facebook for organizations," manages 1.3 billion customer identities to build digital relationships for large companies.

Is a smiley the same as an actual smile? Absolutely not, researchers find.

The campus will serve as a new hub for New York City’s growing innovation and technology sector.

StoreDot’s groundbreaking technology charges a smartphone in just 30 seconds, and an electric car within five minutes.

Coming from Uganda, Myanmar, Nepal, Liberia, Nigeria, Kenya and other countries, the professionals get the tools to improve children's lives.

In a world first, Israel's Rambam Hospital implanted CorAssist's device to repair the heart of a 72 year old.

The DLD Tel Aviv Conference is Israel’s largest high-tech gathering. NoCamels has sifted through the packed schedule to provide you with the ultimate guide.

The surgeries, 155 in eight days, take only one hour each to complete, but change the children's entire lives.

The mutation could increase men's life expectancy while maintaining a quality of life, Israeli researchers say.

Prof. Berta Levavi-Sivan of Israel's Hebrew University has found a new way to grow larger fish and feed the ever-expanding world population.