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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Immune cells fight or cause liver disease
Sounds familiar? Professor Rifaat Safadi’s team from Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem has identified that the normal function of Neuroliglin 4 in the immune system is to fight cirrhosis of the liver. But in patients with Hepatitis or alcoholics, the … Continue reading
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Immune cells prevent and cause brain degeneration
Weizmann Institute’s Professor Michal Schwartz and her team have discovered that immune cells at the edge of the brain travel an extraordinary route to repair brain trauma. In the elderly, the cells no longer do their function, which could open … Continue reading
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And yet another innovative battery
Tel Aviv’s Enstorage has produced the first ever grid-connected Hydrogen-Bromine (HBr) flow battery. The 50 KW battery provides up to 100 KWh of energy. It is the cheapest, smallest and most powerful flow batteries on the market. http://www.enstorageinc.com/.upload/Enstorage%20PR%20final.pdf
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The future is aluminum
More details about the evolutionary aluminum-air battery of the Israeli-based technology company Phinergy. It powers an electric vehicle (EV) for up to 1,000 miles (1600 km) before needing a recharge – three times longer than existing EVs. It certainly impressed … Continue reading
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The Agri-tech road-show
Five Israeli agriculture technology start-ups are shortly to tour the US, seeking investors. They include use SolChip (solar powered livestock tracking sensors), EdenShield (natural herbs to prevent insect infestation of plants) and MiRobot (robot milking machine – see above). http://www.timesofisrael.com/what-the-start-up-nation-can-do-for-farmers/
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Finding a needle in a haystack
Israeli start-up SphereUp has developed a smart contact search which can find anyone on a website, contact database, or any other information source. The search is nearly instantaneous, eliminates duplicates and displays only the relevant data. http://www.timesofisrael.com/fast-contact-search-puts-israeli-start-up-on-fortune-500-map/
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The answer in 10 seconds
Companies using computer software from Israel’s SiSense can analyze their massive files of business data in seconds to provide answers to key business intelligence questions. SiSense has customers in 49 countries and has just raised funds to grow its sales … Continue reading
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Hear what your friends are listening to
(Thanks to NoCamels) Israeli startup ListNPlay has developed an app called EQuala that enables users to create a personalized music stream based on the musical tastes of their friends. It is claimed to be the first true social radio. http://nocamels.com/2013/04/equala-uses-your-friends-to-build-a-customized-radio-station/ … Continue reading
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A robot milking machine
Israeli agri-tech start-up MiRobot has developed “the greatest thing to happen in dairy farming in 100 years” – an automated milking machine. At a fraction of the cost of competitors, MiRobot is finishing the development of a working demo and … Continue reading
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Israel and Technion are top innovators
Massachusetts Institute of Technology conducted a survey of 61 experts from 20 countries who voted Israel’s Technion as the world’s sixth highest in the league chart of entrepreneurship and innovation in higher education institutions. Israel came third in the national … Continue reading
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