Hebrew University Researchers unveiled a new technology that will head a new era of drug manufacturing and delivery: an innovative platform for 3D printing personalized medicine.
Hebrew University-Bezalel-Azrieli Consortium Wins First Place—and $5 Million Dollar Award—to Create Jerusalem Entrepreneurship Center
Yissum currently dominates academic tech transfer in Israel, and in 2017 was responsible for nearly half of all tech transfer licensing agreements signed by universities as well as new company formations
Calcalist, October 9, 2018, The new fund will focus on innovations in the fields of smart materials, 3D pritning, quantum science, and renewable energy
Times of Israel, Everyone in the workforce today needs to know how to be innovative, says the new managing director of the university's Innovaiton and Entrepreneruship Center
Mekorot Water Research and Research Center WaTech®, in cooperation with the company's information systems unit, selected Taldor to provide a cloud system for the management of contractual and research rights, patents and intellectual property....
Calcalist (July 16)…Jerusalem-based startup is creating proprietary database of mutated genes that cuase resistance to different types of chemotherapeutic agents.
(Calcalist) June 12 - Grail has entered into a strategic partnership with a team of university researchers, headed by Yuval Dor, a professor at the university's faculty of medicie. The team also includes researchers from Jerusalem-based Hadassah...
Globes correspondent…Japanese digital imaging products giant Canon has acquired Israeli video synopsis and machine learning solutions company BriefCam. The Japanese digital imaging giant is buying the video synopsis and machine learning solutions...
Globes Correspondent, May 8, 2018 HUGrow is the third acceleration track of HUstart, the Hebrew University's Entrepreneurship Center. Yissum Technology Transfer Company of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in collaboration with its seed...
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Tyson Foods (TSN.N), the largest U.S. meat processor, has invested in an Israeli biotech company developing a way to grow affordable meat in a laboratory that takes live animals out of the equation.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem physicist, Dr. Uriel Levy and his team have created technology that will enable our computers-and all optic communication devices-to run 100 times faster through terahertz microchips.