The lab, located on Yeshiva University’s campus, will help Israeli startups looking to expand to the U.S. market make connections within New York’s tech and business environment.
In 2018, the Jerusalem institution’s tech transfer arm struck 25 licensing agreements in the field of cannabis, accounting for 10% of total licensing volume that year
The centers will encourage cooperation between academic researchers and local industries, with similar centers expected to open in the future.
Yissum, the Technology Transfer Company of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and KYORIN Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan), a subsidiary of KYORIN Holdings, Inc., which is engaged in the development and commercialization of prescription...
Israeli company Better Juice brings together oranges and high-tech to create a healthier glass of OJ.
Researchers at Mountain View, California-based firm believe their device can calculate in one second the same amount of data a supercomputer can process in one day.
3D print veggie meat or burgers that taste like the real deal, shape a cake to your exact specifications or prepare a complete meal in three minutes.
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
