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ועידת לונדון 2023 פרופ' יניב ארליך מנכ"ל Eleven Therapeutics

"We are focused on the areas in which we can do the most good for the most people"

Antonio Garcia Maldonado, Investment Professional, Strategic Investment Fund at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, was speaking at the Mind the Tech conference in London

מימין: שאול אילן, ד"ר איריס גרוסמן, פרופ' יניב ארליך, מייסדי Eleven Therapeutics

Eleven Therapeutics raises $22 million, including from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

02.08.22|Meir Orbach

The Israeli biotech company raised the funds in a Seed round, $9 million of which came from the Gates Foundation

ביל גייטס מייסד מיקרוסופט תורם

“Occasionally Bill Gates and Warren Buffett got it right”

17.12.20|Shaul Olmert

Shaul Olmert, though he hates to admit it, has learned something from the world’s top entrepreneurs

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Charity Tech Can Make the Average Joe a Philanthropist

28.02.20|Dov Greenbaum

New technologies are offering charities a chance to rehabilitate their damaged reputation by making donations accessible and even fun

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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, EarlySense to Supply Monitoring Systems to Hospitals in Kenya

06.02.19|Adi Pick

EarlySense’s sensors will be used to continuously track key vital signs of newborns in hospitals in Nairobi