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בבר-אילן נאחזים בכל שטח ומסרבים להתפנות
באוניברסיטת בר-אילן פתחו חומר כימי המאפשר לייצר צבעים קוטלי חיידקים קיימים בשוק עוד צבעים כאלה, הנקראים ‘אנטי-בקטריאליים’, אבל החומר החדש זול מהם בסדר גודל, פי שלוש קטלני מהם, פי שבע פחות רעיל לבני אדם, משמר את היכולת הזו הרבה יותר זמן (חודשים ושנים) ומכסה מספר רב של סוגי חיידקים. פרופ’ שי רהימיפור מהמחלקה לכימה באוניברסיטת…
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This is where transected nerves are regenerated – A new Israeli patent
Professor Orit Shefi, head of BIU’s Neuro-Engineering and Regeneration Laboratory, in Bar-Ilan’s Faculty of Engineering, has invented a method to dramatically enhance the healing of damage stemming from transected nerves. Successful repair of a transected nerve can restore sensory perception and functional recovery to limbs paralyzed in an accident or an injury. This invention has…
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Isotopia Company and Prof. Rachela Popovtzer of Bar-Ilan University are developing an innovative method for diagnosis and treatment of cancer
The Israeli Isotopia Company, in collaboration with Prof. Rachela Popovtzer of Bar-Ilan University, is conducting a joint study to develop a radioactive marker, based on nanoparticles, for the detection of cancer. The goal of this research is to facilitate, for the first time, the distinction between tumors and inflammation. The most common imaging method for…
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CogniFiber has been selected to take part in Intel’s Ingenuity Partner Program (Intel IPP)
As part of the program, CogniFiber will be mentored by experts from Intel’s business organizations, will be exposed to state-of-the-art technology, along with an educational infrastructure and local and international events. CogniFiber has been chosen to participate in the fourth cycle of Intel’s prestigious program for leveraging startups. The program’s framework is based on a…
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Researchers Invent Nano-Drops That Improve Nearsightedness and Farsightedness
Nano-Drops May Offer New Alternative to Current Methods of Vision Correction Ramat Gan, Israel — A revolutionary, cutting-edge technology, developed by researchers at Bar-Ilan University’s Institute of Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials (BINA), has the potential to provide a new alternative to eyeglasses, contact lenses, and laser correction for refractive errors. The technology, known as Nano-Drops,…
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ContinUse Biometrics one of ten start-ups to take first place in 2018 Prism Awards for breakthrough applications in photonics
Company recognized for its development by Bar-Ilan University engineering professor of a biometric sensing system that detects biomedical parameters from a distance without human contact Israeli start-up ContinUse Biometrics is among the ten first-place winners of the prestigious 2018 Prism Award (the Oscar of the photonics industry) for the Medical and Health category. The company…
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A physicist from Bar Ilan’s Institute for Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials and her colleagues in the QUANTOX project are developing a Quantum computer funded by the prestigious QuantERA Fund
Dr. Beena Kalisky, from the Department of Physics and Bar Ilan’s Institute for Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials, together with researchers from France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden, are developing Quantum Technology using 2D interfaces created between oxides as part of the QUANTOX project (QUANtum Technologies with 2D-Oxides). The research is budgeted by QuantERA, a…
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Researchers from the Institute for Nanotechnology and advanced materials (BINA) in Bar-Ilan University, win funding from the Israel Innovation Authority, as part of the MAGNET incentive program – MDM
The Israeli chip consortium, MDM – Multi Dimensional Metrology, which promotes the development of measurement and process control technologies in the chip industry, based on data fusion from many sources, began to operate in September following approval of the Israel Innovation Authority. The new consortium, established at the initiative of Applied Materials Israel, will include…
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HiPer SoC Lab announces its first SoC platform designed in close collaboration with Cadence, imec and TSMC
Ramat Gan, Israel, The HiPer Consortium SoC Lab of Bar Ilan University, together with its partners, Cadence Design Systems, imec and TSMC, announced today the successful bring-up and validation of its 28nm system-on-chip (SoC) platform, which provides a foundation for collaborative innovation in advanced process nodes. The SoC Lab, funded by the Magnet Program of the Israel Innovation Authority in the framework of…
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