By Rachel Dinh

Ever forget to take photos at a social event? Let Israeli app Moment.me do the work for you by collecting photos from social networks to give you a whole album of memories.

Based on Israeli company Modu modular smartphone technology, users will be able to customize every aspect of their phones.

This app records tone of voice to assess the speaker's emotional state and is set to change the way we interact with machines.

The microbrewery craze is taking off in Israel, and Alexander Brewery, an eco-friendly, local and vision-driven brewery is already winning international awards for its unrivaled taste.

“Dreams are the royal road to the unconscious,” said Sigmund Freud, but so few of us remember our dreams in the morning. Using Dreame's unique platform that connects between dreamers and artists, people around the world can have their wildest dreams visualized in beautiful illustrations that do justice to the phrase, "a thing of dreams."

Our pets make the world go round, so why not make their lives easier with technology too? From television programs geared towards dogs to sensors that will tell you what your dog's bark means, Israeli innovators have thought of it all when it comes to pet-tech.

While the Israeli team won't be making an appearance on the field in this year's World Cup, the country's startups are developing revolutionary new ways of viewing, coaching and enjoying all kinds of sport, showing off the innovation nation's good sportsmanship.

Depression and chronic stress are conditions that affect nearly 10 percent of the global population, and until now, most conventional treatments have proven ineffective. Researchers from the Weizmann Institute have discovered how and why depression develops, and believe that new and simpler ways to treat and detect depression may be fruits of their labor.

Take a sneak peak at Israel's greenest building, Tel Aviv University's Porter School of Environmental Studies. The structure was built to maximize natural light, runs on renewable energy and even has its own "EcoWall" with special labs for ecological experimentation.

Proponents of the Startup Nation usually like to see the glass half full, but following a recent talk by Shai Agassi and Yanki Margalit entitled 'Startup Nation 2.0', it's clear that some entrepreneurs view Israeli innovation with the glass half-empty perspective.

The eight-tentacled king of the sea, the octopus, has a long list of daily threats to its life, but now researchers have discovered that knotting itself into oblivion isn't one of them.

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.

A new study from Tel Aviv University may be one of the most important discoveries in the field of neurodegenerative disease. Researchers found that a phenomenon thought to be the cause of Huntington's disease is actually one of the body's defense mechanism.