Technology

Israeli startup StemRad's cosmic suit will be worn by astronauts when NASA launches its first manned Mars mission.

At No. 8, TAU is ranked above Ivy League schools like Cornell. Overall, Israel has more unicorns per-capita than any country in the world.

With 40 percent of the world's 3D printers manufactured in Israel, the Startup Nation is on its way to becoming a 3D printing powerhouse.

Israel's bustling metropolis Tel Aviv is joining London and Washington D.C. in Bloomberg Philanthropies' initiative to encourage the use of driverless cars in public transportation systems.

Kicking off the world's second largest cyber security conference, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu praised his county's leading role in cyber security while also clarifying a troubling tweet of his own.

NoCamels presents the Israeli startups that may become the next billion dollar "unicorns".

Developed in Israel, NanoPack will enhance food safety, prevent food-borne illness outbreaks, and reduce the 1.3 billion tons of food wasted annually.

"Israel is going to be the next nation to reach the Moon," Yariv Bash, co-founder of SpaceIL, tells NoCamels.

Israeli startup MedAware has created software to identify and send alerts about prescription errors in real-time.

Remember how your parents nudged you to sit up straight at the dinner table? Now there's an app for that, and a tiny wearable device to correct your posture.

Programmers gathered in Israel to find tech solutions that could solve the many challenges faced by seniors, the handicapped, and other at-risk populations.

For the first time ever, Israel’s Replay Technologies will provide football fans with 360-degree replays of the Super Bowl action.

Gadot and British actor Jason Statham will star in an action-packed TV spot for Israeli company Wix, to be aired for the first time during this year's Super Bowl.

According to the Bloomberg Innovation Index, Israel leads the world in the number of researchers per capita, and is second in research and development.

RevPad, a wireless touchpad, allows guitarists to choose the desired sound effect using their fingertips, while roaming freely on stage - no strings attached, literally.