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Researchers at the University of Haifa demonstrate how deciphering changes in one's handwriting can reveal emotions.

New funding initiatives and support programs from the Israel Innovation Authority and Start-Up Nation Central seek to narrow the economic and societal gaps.

Medtronic is buying the Caesaria-based medical device company - in the largest deal ever for an Israeli medical firm - to become a world leader in robotics-guided spinal surgery.

As Amazon opens its 4th automated supermarket location, this Israeli startup aims to help all retailers and customers adopt the 'just walk out' shopping process.

The EU agency will invest with Israel Cleantech Ventures (ICV) in seed and early-stage companies developing innovative tech that enhances resource efficiency and sustainability.

The Israeli drone logistics firm, which is also testing its tech in North Carolina, is teaming up with a North Dakota golf course to drop food deliveries.

At a panel during the DLD Tel Aviv conference, municipality leaders highlighted on smart city projects that are enhancing the Tel Aviv digital revolution.

Tel Aviv University researchers say a simple enzyme injected into mouse models soon after a spinal cord injury shortened recovery time and decreased symptoms.

A pair of researchers from Ben-Gurion University say when it comes to food, plate size doesn't matter so much and is not useful as a weight loss trick.

Israeli initiatives are harnessing advanced technologies to capture the stories of survivors for Holocaust remembrance.

In the third billion-dollar acquisition this year, the US soft drink giant will buy the Israeli drinks systems manufacturer in a deal closing January 2019.

NY artist Sean Kenney, one of 16 Lego-certified artists around the world, is showcasing his intricate Lego brick art in Tel Aviv for the first time.

The Tel Aviv company was recently selected by the FAA's Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Integration Pilot Program to test its technology in the US.

Israeli startups were sold for $6.22 billion in the first six months of 2018, with the help of two billion-dollar deals, but the number of total exits fell to 58.

Radwin, an Israeli-based provider of point-to-point broadband wireless solutions, donated equipment to rescue mission racing to save a youth soccer team trapped in a flooding cave in Thailand.