By 16

This is the first time Tel Aviv and Jerusalem were ranked together due to their geographical proximity.

The OurCrowd Pandemic Innovation Conference brought together thousands of top investors, entrepreneurs, VCs, executives, and officials from 90 countries.

Five Israeli-founded companies were among 50 startups selected for the eighth annual Disruptor 50 list by business TV news channel CNBC.  For the first time, the Disruptor 50 added an extra step to its selection process, noting how companies were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.  The diverse group of companies “poised to emerge from the […]

Clinical trials for the potential treatment and prevention of COVID-19 using medical cannabis are scheduled to begin at Rambam Health Care Campus in the next few months.

Tel Aviv-based startup Mine empowers users to discover their digital footprint while also supporting them in their efforts to take it back.

Several museums and galleries opened their doors in Israel with shortened hours and new social distancing guidelines.

Amidst the opening of beach post-pandemic, drowning prevention startup Sightbit has deployed its state-of-the-art technology to Israel's popular Palmachim beach.

The company that connects travelers and doctors saw a 150% increase in its telemedcine virtual network in the last two months.

Scientists from Ben-Gurion University developed a new methodology to trace the SARS-CoV-2 virus through sewage and wastewater systems in Israel.

The test, conducted by researchers from the Weizmann Institute at the Loewenstein Hospital Rehabilitation Center, observed how patients who were defined as unconscious reacted to smells.

The nanotech "Maya" sticker that attaches to surgical masks is meant to enhance the containment of nanoparticles and effectively neutralize viruses as they touch the mask.

As Israel marks its 72nd Independence Day, six leading experts from Israel's top VC firms share their insight on how the country's high-tech ecosystem dealt with the coronavirus pandemic.

In the offices of Jerusalem Venture Partners, employees must undergo a set of measures to ensure they don't have symptoms of COVID-19 and are fit to work.

Now that Israelis are required to wear face masks outside the home, fashion designers and artists have come up with unique and stylish designs to sell to the public.

Weizmann Institute, TAU to help process samples as authorities aim to increase daily testing to up to 30,000.