Biotech
WATCH: AI could 'kill billions' if used by bad actors, Bill Gates warns
"We have created an intelligent species that in many respects is already smarter than we are," Gates said, adding that the risk of AI lies in people using it with bad intentions.
From Zurich to Rehovot: Harry Langbeheim’s paintings reveal the visual world of S.Y. Agnon
Trump administration works to strengthen defenses against potential AI bioattacks - report
Israeli plant-based protein co Plantopia raises $9m
Innovation Authority puts NIS 113 million toward Bio-Convergence development
The move is a significant step forward in Israel's goal of becoming a global leader in the bio-convergence field.
IL MAKIAGE invests in the future of AI cosmetics
TAU Prof. Dan Peer appointed as member of American National Academy of Engineering
The National Academy of Engineering (NAE),has announced the appointment of Prof. Dan Peer from TAU as a Member of the Academy, in recognition of his groundbreaking research.
Biomica raises $20m. to advance pipeline of microbiome-based therapeutics
The financing round will be led by Shanghai Healthcare Capital, meaning it's subject to the clearance of Chinese regulatory authorities.
Israel develops cutting edge medication technology
The research was led by doctoral student Itai Katzir and supervised by Dr. Ayala Lampel from TAU’s Shmunis School of Biomedicine and Cancer Research at the Wise Faculty of Life Sciences.
New at-home brain monitoring solution launched by X-trodes, Emotiv
The collaboration pairs X-trodes’ wearable sensing technology with EmotivPRO, EMOTIV’s EEG data platform for neuroscience research.
Israeli breakthrough company seeks to use cells to improve quality of life
The biotechnology company Pluri, is expanding its activities and establishing strategic collaborations for the development and marketing of food-tech and pharmaceutical products.
EU regulator backs two Omicron-adapted COVID boosters
Developed by Moderna and the team of Pfizer and BioNTech, the new so-called bivalent shots combat the BA.1 version of Omicron and the original virus first detected in China.
How do you make it to the top? Three female leaders give their best advice
What are three mottos you should swear by, according to three of the biggest biotechnological leaders in Israel?
CRISPR gene editing may cause permanent damage - study
Caution from researchers at Tel Aviv University: CRISPR gene editing can damage the genome and might trigger cancer.
