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Spatial AI biomarker startup Nucleai raises $14 million led by Merck’s VC arm
03.04.24
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CTech
Leveraging AI and machine learning, Nucleai analyzes pathology images and spatial data at the cellular and tissue levels. The proprietary technology extracts detailed patterns and features from medical images, offering insights into the tumor microenvironment, cellular morphology, and spatial relationships between different cell types
How have international stakeholders responded to Startup Nation since 7/10?
26.10.23
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James Spiro
Nucleai helped its global customers and investors understand the magnitude of October 7 by comparing it to 9/11 in the U.S.
Nucleai raises $33 million for spatial biology drug development platform
22.03.22
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Meir Orbach
The technology developed at the Israeli startup allows better prediction of the patient's response to specific oncological treatment, saves on the ongoing process of testing different drugs and improves the chances of the development of new cancer drugs
The Israeli startup using spatial biology to provide better cancer treatment
02.01.22
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Yafit Ovadia
Nucleai is looking at the way cells interplay and are interspersed within human tissue to develop precision medicine solutions
AI cancer treatment startup Nucleai raises $6.5 million in series A round
07.07.20
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Meir Orbach
Nucleai’s software uses computer vision and machine learning algorithms to predict the progress of cancerous tumors as well as the patient’s immune system response in order to determine the most efficient treatment
CTech’s Monday Israeli Tech News Roundup
05.03.18
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Israel wants to lure U.S. scientists with $100 thousand grants. Barclays ends partnership with Ness Technologies