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Researchers from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev tested a fish's navigational abilities by teaching it to swim to a target for a reward.

NoCamels lists the popular articles on Israeli developments and events that resonated most with our readers this year.

Bird flu outbreak in Israel, Lebanon results in culling over 500,000 birds; 5,000 wild cranes found dead at the Hula Lake nature reserve.

Israel is poised to become a dominant player in the climate tech sector, says PLANETech, an Israeli non-profit devoted to fighting climate change with tech.

The ZERO1NE Digital Arts Festival shows the impact of AI in art through visual exhibitions, lectures and audiovisual experiences.

Riders will be able to use the service through Moovit, the Israeli smart transit data company Intel bought last year.

This year's Biennale showcases more than 300 artists from around the world with Jerusalem-based exhibitions and online events.

The Israeli high-tech sector saw 171 deals this year, which included 99 acquisitions that totaled $11.5 billion and 72 IPOs.

The Israeli company just won two Innovation Awards and is unveiling its simulation platform in 5 new verticals at CES next month.

A team at Israeli firm Stratasys created a 3D printed neck brace 'scarf' for Moran Barashi as part of the Restart's Makers for Heroes project.

The OrCam MyEye PRO was recognized as outstanding innovation honoree, continuing OrCam’s winning streak at the CES Innovation Awards.

Israeli startup Sizer creates algorithms that work to extract a customer's body measurements using computer vision and AI.

ZzappMalaria will team up with drone solutions platform Airobotics on a project to locate malaria hotspots in sub-Saharan Africa.

A chilling clip featuring 5 Israeli women killed by their spouses gives a voice to domestic abuse victims, even after their deaths.

Alumor's groundbreaking device, Miriam's Well from Alumor is based on ultraviolet LED light, which can purify any type of surface water.