No less than 50 Israeli start ups currently develop Cannabis-related technologies, and the Hebrew University's new startup CannabiTech is here to make a change.
Nutraceutical pain reliever makes use of marijuana’s CBD compound, doesn’t make you high.
Sales based on Israeli startup Lyotropic Delivery Systems (LDS) Biotech‘s nanotechnology have started in the US. The commercial launch of its...
The potential of the students' project was first identified at a science fair by Tamir Huberman a business development specialist for the university's for-profit company, Yissum, which aims to turn the best ideas originated at the university into...
Still controversial in the US, Israel is leading the way to develop the next generation of Medical Cannabis.
Just last month, Yissum (the technology transfer company of the Hebrew University) announced that Agrinnovation, its investment fund...
Atox Bio, a clinical stage company developing novel immunemodulators for critically ill patients with severe infections, today announced the independent Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) completed its pre-planned safety review of the first 50...
Drug now being tested causes HIV-infected cells to self-destruct without harming the rest of the body
Agrinnovation puts money into Cannabi-Tech, developer of an analysis device for medical marijuana flowers
Granalix BioTechnologies today announced the commercial launch of GranaGard™ a food supplement based on pomegranate oil that was shown to prevent neurodegeneration diseases in mouse models.
Granalix BioTechnologies focuses on developing...
BriefCam was added to the toolbox of Hartford's Real-Time Crime and Data Intelligence Center about three months ago, after members of the center's staff first saw it in action at ESPN, which sometimes aids police with enhancing video files.
Agrinnovation, the agri-tech investment fund of Hebrew University of Jerusalem technology commercialization company Yissum, has announced an investment in a medical cannabis venture. Cannabi-Tech is based on research by cofounder and chief...
Inventions using sound and touch soon to be commercialized from Israeli professor’s lab will give unprecedented abilities to people with visual limitations.
Belgium's Ion Beam Applications S.A. has also signed an OEM agreement with Jerusalem-based HIL Applied Medical