Cipia announced this week that its Driver Sense driver monitoring system (DMS) will be integrated into the new car model of a China-based OEM.

The head of a major Israeli HMO recently rejected a $25 million deal with China's state-owned conglomerate BGI to supply equipment for 10,000 tests a day.

11 Israelis will be housed in an isolation unit on the Sheba campus but away from the main hospital.

As of February 19, over 75,000 people worldwide have been infected, nearly all of them in mainland China, and some 2,012 people have died from the coronavirus.

The Israeli aid organization said it was sending medical supplies to the Chinese Health Ministry as it grapples with a shortage.

CodeMonkey's platform teaches primarily middle school children the fundamental principles of computer programming through games, puzzles and challenges.

The new campus is part of the Zizhu International Education Park in Shanghai and will focus on biomedicine, neuroscience and environmental sciences.

The port-city located in southeastern China proceeds Beijing and Dongguan to open a liaison office in Israel.

Chinese investors met with Israeli startup entrepreneurs at the GoforIsrael international conference in Foshan, China, the second conference of this kind outside of Israel.

Beijing's Zhongguancun Science Park, or Z-Park, will launch a new site in Israel to strengthen communication and seek out business opportunities.

Israel has five universities in the top 200 of 350 institutions from 25 countries/regions in 2018's Asia University Rankings.

Aging technology, robotics, smart cities and 3D printing are just a few sectors Chinese companies are looking into in Israel.

The Startup Nation and the Land of the Dragon already have in excess of $10 billion in trade since the start of 2015, evidence that the countries are closer than ever.

As clean drinking water is increasingly becoming a problem in large Chinese cities, Israeli company Blue I Water Technologies is introducing an innovative way to monitor residential water tanks.

China is developing a demonstration center of agricultural technologies, in which Israeli solutions will be presented to the local market. As part of the center, blue roses that are considered extremely luxurious in China, will be grown based on Israeli know-how.