Ben Gurion University Launches $1 Million Investment Fund
The fund will invest in technologies developed and conceived by BGU students and graduates in the fields of technology, biotech, and social engagement
13:3223.05.18
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) is launching a $1 million investment fund, BGU President Rivka Carmi announced at an event held at the university on Wednesday.
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The fund will invest in technologies developed and conceived by BGU students and graduates.

Students at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Photo: Meir Azulayצילום: מאיר אזולאי
The main goal of the fund is to encourage on-campus innovation in the fields of technology, biotech and social engagement, Dana Gavish Friedman, vice president of entrepreneurship at BGN Technologies Ltd., the technology commercialization company of BGU, said in a statement. The fund will invest in dozens of groups of students each year, Ms. Gavish Friedman added.
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