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

Led by Israeli Prof. Hossam Haick, an international team of researchers proved that many diseases can be detected by "smelling" a patient's breath.

Hold it right there: Hundreds of students from Israel's Technion posed together for a special effects-filled Mannequin Challenge clip.

| November 24, 2016 | Scientists and researchers from around the world gathered this week in Israel for the inauguration of the Technion Integrated Cancer Center (TICC), a first-of-its kind hub for global cancer research, which will expedite the discovery of new diagnostic tools and treatments through a collaborative “bench-to-bedside”approach.  In addition to serving as […]

  | November 22, 2016 | An analysis of graduates’ employability published by Times Higher Education (THE) ranked graduates of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem as the 67th most employable in the world, the highest among all Israeli institutions. The rankings, which reveal which universities recruiters at top companies think are the best at preparing students […]

| November 15, 2016 | Mortimer B. Zuckerman was presented with The Technion Medal, the highest honor of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology at a festive dinner last night in New York City. A business leader and philanthropist, Zuckerman was honored for establishing the Zuckerman STEM Leadership Program—a transformative initiative designed to foster collaboration between […]

With the help of a giant Petri dish inspired by a movie billboard, Israeli and American researchers show evolution at its most ferocious.

Getting clean water to needy areas remains an ongoing challenge. Israeli scientists present a new energy-saving system to produce high-quality water from the air.

The new device will transmit real-time imaging from disaster zones and accident scenes directly to the treating physician.

In recognition of World AIDS Day, NoCamels reporters spotlight groundbreaking Israeli studies on HIV/AIDS.

Researchers at the Technion have succeeded in creating the first life-sized, artificial human lung to study the effects of pollution.

Chemotherapy often takes a harsh toll on the body. But an emerging anti-cancer drug delivery method from Israel could provide an alternative - with fewer side effects.

Studying the different evolutionary stages of cells can help scientists identify tumors at various stages of cancer, following a new method developed at the Technion.

Researchers found that former smokers saw up to a 20 percent improvement in strength after they quit.

Israeli researchers from the country's leading universities are making game-changing breakthroughs in discovering the science behind the Parkinson's disease mystery that affects 500,000 new Americans each year.