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Startup investment – to 7/4/24

Posted on April 7, 2024

Hailo raised $120 million; Lumana raised $24 million; Nucleai raised $14 million;

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Investment in Israeli startups to 3/4/22

Posted on April 3, 2022

RapidAPI raised $150 million; Island.io raised $115 million; Capitolis raised $110 million; Beewise raised $80 million; Bionic.ai raised $65 million; Cyera raised $56 million; Datagen raised $50 million; ChargeAfter raised $44 million; Nucleai raised $33 million; Pinecone raised $28 million; … Continue reading →

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Solving healthcare challenges

Posted on July 18, 2021

The PlayBeyondBio initiative has selected nine Israeli startups for its program for companies developing solutions for future challenges to healthcare systems. C2i Genomics, Nucleai, Itamar medical, Medial Earlysign, iBex, Octopus.health, Imagene, iCardio.ai and Cordio Medical. https://www.calcalistech.com/ctech/articles/0,7340,L-3912456,00.html

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Matching cancer treatment to patients

Posted on July 20, 2020

Israeli biotech Nucleai (reported here previously) has progressed from merely analyzing biopsies. It now uses its computer vision and machine learning to study the characteristics of tumors, helping predict which cancer patients will respond to which immunotherapy medication. https://www.timesofisrael.com/nucleai-raises-6-5-million-to-help-pharma-firms-match-drugs-to-cancer-patients/

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Funds raised by Israeli startups

Posted on July 12, 2020

BiolineRX raised $4.39 million; Prilenia raised $62.5 million; C2i Genomics raised $12 million; infiniDome raised $1.6 million; Accellix raised $9.5 million; Nucleai raised $6.5 million;

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Using AI to analyze biopsies

Posted on March 10, 2018

Israeli startup Nucleai is developing computer vision and artificial intelligence (AI) to help overworked pathologists process and analyze biopsies for cancer quicker and more accurately. Nucleai founders have years of experience of computer vision gained during their IDF service. https://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-startup-aims-at-disease-diagnosis-helping-pathologists-process-biopsies/

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