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As Israel marks its 70th Independence Day, leading experts from six of Israel's top VC firms share their insight on promising industries and companies

Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have determined that memories leave a genetic expression code, or 'signature,' on the brain, up to 4 hours after death.

Students from the prestigious university's Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning learned how to downsize by creating living facilities made of shipping containers.

Tel Aviv University scientists have uncovered key molecular biomarkers in blood samples that detect preeclampsia in the first trimester

To mark the annual World Autism Awareness Day, NoCamels highlights recent studies and developments into the highly complex disorder.

Israeli researchers, with Magen David Adom, have established a community of allergy sufferers who will be able to help each other through an innovative, location-based social network.

Data protection advocates say tech has an even more important role in digital privacy and that users must get more proactive

Edgybees raised over $5 million in a seed round last month to expand its operations

Once a country on the brink of a water crisis, Israel has overcome a desert climate and limited rainfall to develop water technology sought all over the world

Israeli medical cannabis experts at Tel Aviv's CannaTech summit believe Israel stands to lose revenue, jobs, and status as an industry world leader if the current exports freeze persists.

Known as the White City, the Green City, and the world's 'Smartest City,' Tel Aviv joins Paris, Mexico City, Dublin, and Seoul on the Independent's list of top literary destinations.

These Israeli women are working to end the disparity in the tech and science fields through projects and platforms that impact Israeli society.

At a recent gathering in Tel Aviv, investors and entrepreneurs from both countries said Israel and China have much to offer each other.

Ophthalmologists from Shaare Zedek Medical Center and Bar-Ilan University invent 'nanodrops' that, according to initial research, improve eyesight

At a recent MindCET event, a new crop of early-stage companies showcased tech aimed at disrupting learning environments.