How does one go from Oxford University to trading stocks, a soldier in the Israel Defense Forces focusing on space and now leading a lab on the most cutting-edge deep learning machines?
SolCold designed a four-layer material that absorbs some particles of light—then uses them to conduct a reaction that turns heat into a cooling mechanism.
TriEye and Toshiba Teli have launched a partnership to commercialize a SWIR camera for industrial-related processes and applications.
Israeli startup Salignostics, the developer and provider of rapid saliva-based tests for the early detection of pregnancy, as well as COVID-19, cardiac risk, malaria, and other diseases, has closed an $8M Series A financing round
During years of research at the Hebrew University, biotech expert Dr. Shmulik Ittah realized it was possible to “take the genetic code of spider silk and then synthetically engineer it into a certain biological production system.” Seevix was...
1.3 billion tons of food are wasted each year. Sufresca’s edible coatings, based on Hebrew University research, slash waste and plastic packaging.
In this candid conversation Dr. Stoin immediately admits he wasn’t the best student and as a Russian immigrant, his parents had high expectations for him. But his passion for green technologies and advanced oxidation processes focusing on...
Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed a new method to evaluate novel “flat lenses” — glass lenses that are a mere 0.001% as thick as a light strand of human hair — the university announced on Monday.
echnology transfer company Yissum announced that researchers at the Hebrew University have developed a technique to transform dried pasta sheets into traditional, bulkier pasta shapes when placed in boiling water.
Wilk develops technologies for producing cell-based milk secreted from mammary epithelial cells, which are found in the mammary glands of both humans and animals.
Meanwhile, Israel-based Wilk – a developer of cell-based human and animal milk, and milk components – has joined Cellular Agriculture Europe, a coalition of companies committed to building a more resilient and sustainable food chain.
Prof. Mandler’s research spans from forensic science to nanotechnology, physical electrochemistry to films and polymers, sol-gel technology to coatings for medical implants.