Culture

"To sustain their relevance in the information age, libraries must generate alternative spaces to attract new audiences," the architects state.

Israeli entrepreneur Adam Neumann, who grew up on a kibbutz, is creating a new collective community in the city.

Chen has become one of the leading architects in New York, currently designing some of the most stunning buildings in Manhattan.

Israel is one of the happiest countries on earth, according to the UN. It's no wonder, then, that some of the coolest apps that aim to make us happier were created in Israel.

Blood test results could facilitate early intervention in professions prone to high stress or trauma, such as firefighters and policemen.

Israeli startup Missbeez, founded by a woman entrepreneur, is connecting busy career women with independent female cosmeticians.

A female seller receives 80 cents for every dollar a male seller receives when selling an identical new product through an eBay auction.

Coldplay's new hit video 'Hymn For The Weekend' featuring Beyoncé was made possible thanks to an Israeli special effects team.

The dishonest behavior “stems from an enhanced sense of entitlement among competition winners,” Israeli researchers say.

Is social impact investing the next venture capital? Israeli startups are getting funds to develop technologies that positively affect societies around the globe.

Ofanim runs after-school programs in retrofitted buses, which bring technology and science to the places that need them the most.

Developers of the Happify app, which boosts users’ emotional wellbeing, claim that 86 percent of them became happier!

A new Israeli study suggests that grandchildren are deeply affected by their grandparents' exposure to stress in their teenage years.

Contrary to popular belief, there's no difference between the brain of a guy to that of a girl.

Serfaty, who invented new methods of sculpting glass and fabric, has exhibited in some of the world's most prestigious museums.