The licensed intellectual property is the result of many years of research and collaboration between renowned cannabinoid scientists, Raphael Mechoulam, Professor of medicinal chemistry, and Ruth Gallily, Professor of immunology, both from the...
Phytotech Medical went public on the Australian Securities Exchange raising AUS$5.9 million dollars
Prize awarded for contribution to collaboration between Melodea and Holmen
Integra Holdings, the biotechnology holdings company of Yissum, the technology transfer company of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, announced today that it has received US $3 million investment from Guangxi Wuzhou Pharmaceutical Group Co.,...
Yaacov Michlin, CEO of Yissum, said at the signing ceremony: “The framework agreement we signed today sets the ground for a wide range of potential areas of research collaboration between the two parties”.
The capital is intended for the on-going Phase 2b clinical trial of ladostigil, a novel molecule for treatment of mild cognitive impairment; next interim analysis is expected in Q3 2015; final results expected in Q3 2016
Funds will be used to advance development of AB103, a novel therapy for the treatment of necrotizing soft tissue infections
Avi Hasson, Chief Scientist of Israel’s Ministry of Economy, said at the award ceremony: ”Qlight Nanotech encompasses a winning combination of outstanding technology originating from the Hebrew University together with a leading international...
Novel sodium-ion battery is an environmentally friendly, economic and efficient solution for a variety of applications including electric vehicles and stationary storage for renewable energies
Yissum presents new oxidation-resistant copper nano-inks with a low sintering temperature (lower than 150oC), which enables the printing of low-cost conductive patterns on heat sensitive plastic substrates. Due to these traits, the new inks,...
The technology uses certain bacteria as novel bio-filters to reduce nitrate levels in both fresh-water and sea-water aquariums.
The novel polymer-clay composites have a higher pollutant removal capacity in comparison to activated carbon (the most common sorbent). The technology will be presented at the WATEC Conference, to be held in Tel Aviv, Israel on October 22-24, 2013.