Technology

To mark Israel's 71st Independence Day, NoCamels spoke to leading VCs about the future of Israeli entrepreneurship.

Some of the best-known startups and companies emerging from Israel have little to no commercial activity in the country.

Israel’s ride-hailing mobility startup Gett, which also operates in Russia, New York, and the UK, has raised $200 million in equity and debt financing, a Tech Crunch report said Tuesday. The sum puts the taxi company at a $1.5 billion valuation. Gett founder and CEO Dave Waiser told Tech Crunch this will likely be the […]

From the largest dog cemetery to kosher stamps, we rounded up some more obscure but fascinating facts about the country ahead of Independence Day.

Researchers from Bar-Ilan and Ariel universities use short clips from superhero movies as positive stimulus in exposure therapy

Tel Aviv-based Popin is behind an innovative playground that enables large play structures to pop-up for playtime and can be easily stored away when not in use.

Start-Up Nation Central and PwC Israel release a new survey detailing the status and evolution of multinational activity in Israel as a leading innovation destination.

Professor Shulamit Levenberg, dean of the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, says the new center will boost tissue engineering research.

Founded in 2013, Bringg developed a powerful platform that allows businesses and companies to control their own delivery and logistics services.

The 10-member group is called Data.AI and will focus on machine learning algorithms.

Using algorithms and real-time data, Medasense developed a pain sensor that can tell doctors how much pain a patient is feeling and how much pain care they need.

Israel is the Startup Nation and consistently ranks as one of the world's top tech ecosystems, but it has some shortcomings that must be addressed. A special Passover piece.

Tastewise reports on what's trending on social media and in restaurants, ahead of Passover and Easter.

A new IVC and ZAG-S&W report says this year's first three months were marked by an increase in later-stage deals.

Tel Aviv University researchers create a heart made from fatty tissue biopsy in what they say is a world-first.