Ariel Grossman

Sonovia has created a way to give blue jeans their iconic color that both uses a dye that is better for the environment and cuts water use.

RepAir's Direct Air Capturing (DAC) solution uses 70% less energy than traditional methods, and is powered exclusively by renewable energy.

Compugen's COM503 blocks the interaction between the two proteins in the body to inhibit tumor growth in cancer patients.

Forsea can produce cultured eel meat just as it would grow in nature, without having to capture the fish and further threaten its existence.

Tech transfer company BIRAD will develop and commercialize a treatment that uses stem cells from donated placentas to treat cocaine addiction

Nitrousink uses two bacteria species that originate from wheat roots and can naturally reduce N2O emissions.

Hedonia's mobille game Mood Bloom integrates a clinically validated therapy to ease symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Huminn Poultry's gene editing technology prevents baby male chicks from developing when their eggs are exposed to a blue LED light.

At a popular Floridian steakhouse, chefs are serving up the latest addition to their mouthwatering meaty menu – a filet mignon that may look and taste like beef, but is in fact made of simple, plant-based ingredients.

An Israeli startup is developing the world’s first noninvasive method of measuring blood sugar with radio waves and smart algorithms.