Technology

The awards recognize the achievements of 24 successful female founders and entrepreneurs who set up companies in the European region.

The PulseNmore telemedicine device allows pregnant women to perform ultrasound scans without leaving the comfort of their homes.

This stamp of approval to do business with Israelis opened the gates for companies from all sectors to announce new collaborations.

The goal of bioprinting company MeaTech is to create alternative foods without harming animals.

EyeControl has developed the first wearable, screenless, assistive eye-tracking communication device for ventilated ICU patients.

The Israeli startup, with offices in NY and Tel Aviv, is on a mission to create a new, more accessible and improved standard for retinal screening process.

The company developed the Gong Revenue Intelligence Platform which “captures and understands every customer interaction,” then delivers insights at scale.

The government's tech investment arm has earmarked NIS 20 million for programs to bolster the industry as it aims to recover from the pandemic's effects.

Israeli NGO Unistream aims to close Israel's socioeconomic gap, by educating teens from the periphery and training them in entrepreneurship and innovation.

Israeli students won a gold medal, two silver medals, and a bronze medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad.

Israeli researchers from the Israel Institute for Biological Research expect to begin trials on humans for their COVID-19 vaccine candidate this fall.

ZenCity uses artificial intelligence to analyze data points and deliver actionable insights on communities' needs and priorities to local governments.

Cannabis tech company GemmaCert developed products that analyze the potency and composition of cannabis flowers in 5 minutes.

The Israeli team came in 1st in the International Mathematics Competition For University Students; some members also made the top 10 for personal rankings.

A former IDF gas mask innovator says his invention stops 99.25% of airborne particles — better than N95 — while insisting this outweighs its clunky look.