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.
MercuRemoval has developed a method to remove mercury emitted by gasses from various industrial processes. Mercury is toxic to humans when ingested, and contaminated food sources currently affect millions of people around the world.
Merck Group, the German pharmaceutical and life sciences company, today inaugurated a technology innovation laboratory at its subsidiary Qlight Nanotech in Jerusalem, hosted on the Hebrew University’s Edmund J. Safra Campus. The laboratory is...
One of the highlights of the OurCrowd summit was the groundbreaking Hackathon that "crowdcreated" a startup from three remarkable technologies supplied by Hebrew University researchers. The Hackathon was the launch of OurCrowd's Labs/02,...
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, President of Galicia, visited Yissum on a whirlwhind tour of Israel to seek out investment possibilities
Yissum is part of the newly launched Labs O2 incubator described as the "commando unit for early stage funds."
Universities worldwide are looking to emmulate Israel's tech transfer magic. Today's TTOs must do much more than protect intellectual property (IP), says Yissum CEO, Yaron Daniely.
In the Reuters analysis The Hebrew University was 82nd, climbing 12 spots from last year. The Reuters analysis identifies the educational institutions doing the most to advance science, invent new technologies, and power new marekts and industries.
A global employability ranking, designed by HR consultancy Emerging and published last week by Times Higher Education, based on which universities are the best at preparing students for the workplace according to the recruiters at the world’s top...
The scientists said the technology will make it possible to print food according to pre-defined criteria in a process that will serve a variety of markets and populations.