From cancer breakthroughs to decoding how marmoset monkeys use "names," Hebrew University is driving transformative discoveries that shape the future. This year, The Times of Israel showcases 11 key achievements by our researchers across health, science, technology, and society.

Israel has unveiled its first 20-qubit quantum computer, developed with superconducting technology by the Israel Innovation Authority, IAI, Hebrew University, Yissum, and Qhipu, marking a milestone in quantum innovation.

The fresh, new look reflects Emris Pharma's dedication to creating innovative solutions for preventing skin side effects caused by targeted cancer therapies.

We invite you to an exclusive webinar highlighting groundbreaking research from the Hebrew University's chemical biology laboratory. Despite the challenges posed by the ongoing conflict in Israel, HU remains dedicated to advancing science and discovering innovative treatments. This event will feature Dr. Raphael Benhamou, who will present his pioneering work on RNA-targeted therapies. Click here to learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/e8fuaDQ7

Kinoko-Tech, an innovative company from Yissum, The Hebrew University Tech Transfer Company, has teamed up with Australia's Metaphor Foods to bring you the future of protein - mycelium!

We thank Dr. Itzik Goldwaser for his years of service to Yissum and the Hebrew University.

Qedma, a portfolio company of Yissum, announcess breakthrough collaboration with IBM. Qedma's quantum error mitigation software, QESEM, is now integrated into IBM's Qiskit platform, helping to enhance the performance and accuracy of quantum computing by addressing critical error challenges.

Companies such as MarineXCell, Meatologic, SavorEat, and Believer Meats are changing the way we put protein into our mouth. Read this article to see what TechCrunch has to say.

The West Nile Virus is making a scary return, impacting many around the globe. Researchers at the Hebrew University are finding new solutions.

The first ever saliva pregnancy test, technology created at the Hebrew University by Professor Aaron Palmon, is now being sold at Boots stores in the UK.

One of nature’s most enthralling materials can be found in insects. It is a protein called resilin whose name is derived from resilience. And it can change our future.

In our Spring 2024 newsletter, we showcase the resilience and innovation defining our community despite challenges in Israel and abroad. Continue to follow us and support HUJI technologies.