Posts by Merav Burstein
New Greentech Start-Up, Refhuel, to develop reversible fuel cell technology
New business is the result of a partnership agreement between prominent Israeli University Bar-Ilan and Decama Capital subsidiary Refhuel.Technology, in Sustainable Energy Storage , is developed by a leading expert in fuel cells. A new business, Refhuel, which will focus on reversible fuel cell technology launches today. It’s the result of a license agreement signed…
Read MoreAVVIR launches IN-EX air filters to protect commuters and drivers against COVID-19 and other airborne viruses
By turning A/C systems into an advanced air purifier, AVVIR in collaboration with scientists at Bar-Ilan University, makes travel safer with an easily-implementable, cost-efficient, and scientifically-proven filtration solution Israel, December 2021 — AVVIR, the innovation division of A.L. Group, a leading provider of advanced filtration solutions, launches IN-EX, a medical-grade, scientifically-proven solution for indoor air safety. The IN-EX…
Read MoreProf. Lindell’s Startup Makes an Exit
Prof. Lindell’s Startup Makes an Exit Birad congratulates Prof. Yehuda Lindel and Unbound Tech on the acquisition of the American crypto giant Coinbase Global, Inc. Unbound Tech is on the list of companies that grew up in Birad – Research and Development Company serving as the commercializing arm of Bar-Ilan University. Following the acquisition of…
Read MoreEntrepreneurship needs money
article part one By Dr. Tsvika Ben-Porat. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of BIRAD. Author of the book Three’s a company – Man, Entrepreneur and Manager “Money isn’t everything as long as you have enough.” Malcolm Forbes Throughout my years in the world of business entrepreneurship I have witnessed thousands of entrepreneurial ideas, all of which…
Read MoreIsrael: Bar-Ilan University develops molecular strategy to treat hematological cancer
The study could provide an answer to types of hematological cancers for which no treatment has yet been found Researchers at Bar-Ilan University in Israel have unveiled a new therapeutic approach in the fight against hematological cancer. The new method, developed by Professor Mira Barda-Saad and her research team at the Mina and Everard Goodman…
Read MoreBAR-ILAN UNIVERSITY TEAM DEVELOPS MOLECULAR STRATEGY FOR TREATING HEMATOLOGIC CANCERS WITHOUT DAMAGING HEALTHY CELLS
New treatment approach combines biology with artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify molecules used to attack and degrade protein expressed in blood cancer cells Researchers at Bar-Ilan University have revealed a novel treatment approach in the fight against hematologic cancers. The new method, developed by Prof. Mira Barda-Saad and her research team from the…
Read MoreIs management for you?
Are you really able to manage the company? You may be an excellent innovator or a professional entrepreneur, but does that mean you can manage the process that will transform your brilliant idea into a profitable business? Sad to say, the number of times I’ve found myself answering this question in the negative concerning entrepreneurs…
Read More‘Jekyll and Hyde’ People along the Way
A Book About Business and Self-Fulfilling Expectations Article – Part two By Dr. Tsvika Ben-Porat. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of BIRAD. Author of the book Three’s a company – Man, Entrepreneur and Manager Unless you live in a Buddhist temple, encountering these people is inevitable. They can be partners, senior executives, investors or other key-people…
Read MoreBusiness and Feelings – Do Feelings Have a Place in the Business World?
Do Feelings have a Place in the Business Industry? Article – Part One By Dr. Tsvika Ben-Porat. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of BIRAD. Author of the book Three’s a Company – Man, Entrepreneur and Manager “When small men begin to cast long shadows, it’s a sure sign the sun is setting” – Lin Yutang I…
Read MoreIsraeli scientists extend mice’s lives by 23%, say the method may work on humans
Israeli scientists extend mice’s lives by 23%, aim for humans next Israeli scientists have boosted the life expectancy of mice by 23 percent, in an advance they hope could eventually be replicated in humans. They increased the supply of a protein, SIRT6, which normally wanes with aging, in 250 mice. In peer-reviewed research just published…
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