Technology

A recent hackathon at eBay Israel explored what role Israeli tech professionals from the Ethiopian community could play in the industry.

The Sustainable Group is developing a fully integrated, carbon-positive village that comes as a construction kit.

Tel Aviv is among the top 10 international cities in the annual report published by Startup Genome in partnership with the Global Entrepreneurship Network.

In this guest post, iCan founder Saul Kaye looks at the Israeli cannabis industry and its impact on a global scale.

The technology may be useful for delivering remote commands to dogs in search and rescue operations, for assisting disabled handlers, and in other situations for service animals.

Israeli marine biologists and designer 3D-printed the world’s first bioplastic and ceramic tile coral reefs to shed light on the complex relations between coral architecture and fish recruitment.

The company, which recently emerged from stealth mode, was established by the founders of Israel's SoftWheel.

The Israeli startup develops innovative olfactory systems to lift moods, reduce stress and improve performance.

CBD has shown to help alleviate health issues like inflammation, anxiety, and joint pain in people, and it may have positive effects on animals.

Firefly is set to build a new lunar lander based on the Israeli spacecraft's blueprints as part of a NASA program to deliver science payloads to the moon.

SayVu Technologies was conceived in Israel in the wake of the 2014 kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers.

The annual Power Women list for 2019 honors 50 influential women in business, government, tech, journalism, culture, sports, and entertainment in Israel.

There are a few handy tools to help ensure an easier way to get around and make the most of any trip to Israel.

Founded in 2016, the Israeli insurance platform for specialized mobility is developing an on-demand, telematics-based solution for everything you can ride, fly or sail.

A new drug treatment regimen in a clinical study at the Sheba Medical Center showed that the disease could be stalled significantly for patients with advanced stages of pancreatic cancer with a BRCA germline mutation.