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Huang declares Israel Nvidia’s “second home” with record-breaking campus investment

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יהודאי רשף וצפיר לביא

The femtech duo analyzing discharge to detect female-related diseases

15.11.21|Roni Dori

Medical professionals often diagnose diseases based on bodily fluids, but vaginal discharge has long been considered taboo. “Most men don’t even know what it is,” say Dr. Shlomit Yehudai-Reshef and Dr. Inbal Zafir-Lavie, of Gina Life, who are developing a home-testing kit to detect a variety of diseases, from endometriosis to cervical cancer

אייבקס אנליטיקס ibex analytics

Roche partners with Ibex Medical Analytics for AI-assisted cancer detection

The Israeli AI-based cancer diagnostics startup will jointly develop an embedded image analysis workflow for pathologists to help diagnose early cancer detection

ד"ר עמוס דניאלי בדיקה מהירה קורונה אוניברסיטת בר אילן

Israeli scientist rolls out 15-minute Covid-19 tests

29.12.20|Yoghev Carmel

Bar-Ilan University researcher calibrates MagBiosense technology to speed up the pace of traditional coronavirus tests, whittling down the time from an hour to yielding results within minutes

נמרוד בצר מנכ"ל אדם מילא

“Technological revolution is creating a new assessment arena in cyberspace,” says CEO

10.12.20|Tomer Hadar

Applicants are still chosen on a face-to-face basis, but CEO Nimrod Betzer’s company has developed world-leading technologies to recruit people over cyberspace