Israeli biotech firm ElMindA, which visualizes brain trauma and illnesses, has been named one of the 49 most innovative startups in the world by the World Economic Forum.

Fifteen international Nobel Prize winners will travel to Israel to meet 400 young students from all over the world who dream of winning their own Nobel Prize.

Using the Israeli-invented EyeControl smart glasses, ALS patients are able to make emergency calls, compose short sentences and communicate seamlessly with their surroundings.

Young Israeli director Vania Heymann creates awesome interactive video for CeeLo Green’s latest single, “Robin Williams”.

Israeli tech firms wins an ‘Oscar’ for fraud prevention. Forter takes home the Silver Stevie Award for best startup.

Identifying users’ routes of travel, Google and Waze will now pair drivers with car poolers, reducing the number of cars on the road.

Last week former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that we will donate $100 million to Cornell Tech's Roosevelt Island campus, which is set to be completed by 2017.

On the second episode of NoCamels' 'TheOffice' series, we tour the beautifully styled offices of AOL's Israel accelerator Nautilus.

Israel and the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs signed an agreement to cooperate on live-saving applications for Israeli satellite tech.

For those who wonder how a free service like Facebook can make billions a year ($12.47 billion in 2014, to be precise), Israeli ad-tech start-up Bidalgo supplies a partial answer.

Much like a gecko, the Israeli-invented Gekkopod can latch onto any surface, be in a branch or your bicycle, to become your very own selfie stick.

Apple's much-anticipated Campus 2 in Cupertino, California looks like a spaceship out of Star Trek and will reportedly be built using Israeli glass-printing tech.

FinTech companies are popping up right and left, but why are Israeli companies a step ahead of international competitors? We talked to three of Israel's FinTech leaders to find out.

GradeBack is the first app that allows students to rate their professors anonymously by swiping left or right, a lot like Tinder.

Gartner's chief researcher is in Israel this week to recognize the most promising Israeli startups. How did he determine which are the coolest ones?