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Researchers from the Weizmann Institute teamed up with the Wolfson Medical Center to develop SmellTracker.

The shield, made by faculty and students at the IDC's miLAB in Herzliya, was recently requested by a healthcare professional for ER personnel at Meir hospital in Kfar Saba.

Amnon Shashua presented a plan to the Knesset special committee on coronavirus that includes steps to slowly bring some of the population out of lockdown and reopen businesses.

32 pre-seed or seed-stage startups will be chosen to pitch to judges and audience members at home.

NoCamels highlights some of the country's most supportive social projects helping at-risk communities and bringing people together during a tough time.

Some 50,000 Israelis are in quarantine and many others are staying indoors. But there's culture to be had, even from a distance.

Israeli organization Innonation, which leads cross-border initiatives, taps 100 doctors from Israel's largest hospitals to offer medical webinars to quarantined Chinese residents.

Israeli women make up 60 to 70 percent of the biotechnology workforce, but they're still the minority when it comes to upper management roles.

As the coronavirus spreads, machines like personal AI robot Temi are being used in hospitals and places of business to minimize person-to-person contact.

Researchers at Tel Aviv University found a tumor that indicates LCH disease discovered in the remains of a dinosaur that lived more than 60 million years ago.

Ramat Gan-based startup Sonovia ships nanoparticle anti-bacterial and anti-fungal fabric to labs in China for medical testing.

Thirty entrepreneurs and researchers led the list this year, joined by VCs, activists, athletes, a composer, a sommelier, a musician, and a cosmetics company founder.

The third day of the conference also saw more speakers touching on the running theme of artificial intelligence in the cybersecurity sector.

Speakers like Yigal Unna, director-general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate, also said Japanese organizers of the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo could learn from Israel's model for battling cyber threats and attacks.

As delegations from 49 countries head to Israel for the Fifth World Holocaust Forum amid rising anti-Semitism, NoCamels looks at some of the most innovative projects keeping memories alive.