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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

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Researchers at Ben-Gurion University develop a device that predicts epileptic seizures

29.09.20|James Spiro
The system is based on machine learning algorithms and can predict a seizure up to an hour before one is due
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U.S. Air Force Research Lab to Collaborate with Israel’s Ben Gurion University on Aviation Algorithms

03.06.18|Tofi Stoler
The three-year project will focus on developing algorithms that monitor the health of aviation engines
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Ben Gurion University Launches $1 Million Investment Fund

23.05.18|Hagar Ravet
The fund will invest in technologies developed and conceived by BGU students and graduates in the fields of technology, biotech, and social engagement
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IBM is Expanding its Cybersecurity Lab in Israel's South

31.01.18|Lilach Baumer
Established in 2014, the lab is operated in collaboration with Israel's Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, focusing on emerging cyber threats
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Samsung Subsidiary Harman to Launch a Smart Mobility Testing Range in Israel

15.11.17|Lilach Baumer
The 'living lab' will be developed in cooperation with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, based in the south of Israel
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Ben Gurion University to Commercialize Autonomous Underwater Vehicle

23.10.17|Amarelle Wenkert
The HydroCamel II was developed by the University for commercial underwater operations and research
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In Work Emails, Emoticons Suggest Incompetence, Research Says

21.08.17|Calcalist
A joint Israeli-Dutch study finds that in formal emails, emoji and emoticons may create a negative first impression