מלחמות בין נגיפים לחיידקים ניטשות כבר מאות מיליוני שנים. באחרונה חשפו מדעני מכון ויצמן למדע כיצד נגיפים מסוימים מתגברים על המערכת החיסונית של חיידקים, ופענחו את המבנה של מולקולה חיסונית חמקמקה המצויה בלב התהליך

כאן 11 | בן שני במסע בעקבות ההמצאות והחוקרים הישראליים שישנו את פני עולם הרפואה

פרק 2: סיפורם של החוקרים שמנסים לנצח את החיידקים העמידים לאנטיביוטיקה

להלן ציטוט של פרופ' רותם שורק ממכון ויצמן למדע

With environmental concerns being at the forefront of the global consciousness, ClimateCrop Ltd. Ltd, a Yeda spinoff, is spearheading crop sustainability in agriculture and will be presenting at COP27.

There, attendees will discover how possible it is to increase crop yield and resilience in the face of future climate challenges, as well as reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our crops.

Be sure to visit their website to see how you can "Unleash the Potential of Every Plant!"

We are honored to announce that YEDA is participating and judging as this year's Silver Sponsors at the 10th anniversary of the AgriVest Conference in Tel Aviv, Nov. 8th, 2022!

Without further ado, feel free to learn more about this exciting event and the innovative projects to come out of it thanks to each team's involvement.

Bringing together hundreds of investors and multinational corporations with the most cutting-edge innovations, AgriVest 2022 is proud to keep the pulse of the #AgTech ecosystem in Israel!

Sequentify collaborates with Yeda, the commercial arm of the Weizmann Institute of Science, under an NIH grant for evaluating the effect of clonal hematopoiesis on cognitive impairment and kidney function decline
 

When it comes to driving innovation, the numbers don't lie! 

In order to provide a holistic overview of the breadth and diversity of Our Work here at the Weizmann Institute of Science and Yeda, we are pleased to share our Facts and Figures for 2021 at a glance, along with our contact information. 

We encourage you to explore this beautifully illustrated scientific brochure to learn about all the things we do, from our patents to our people!

Depression is one of the most common psychiatric disorders, afflicting nearly 300 million people worldwide, with patients showing a heightened risk of self-harm and suicidal ideation.

A drug based on ketamine, a well-known anesthetic used in smaller doses as a party drug, was recently approved by the FDA and indicated for treatment-resistant depression. However, the drug’s use is still restricted, mainly due to the insufficiently understood mechanism of action.

BIO-Europe is here and we are excited to join this year! In attendance from YEDA will be Yael Klionsky, Elik Chapnik, and Ronen Kreizman, VP of Business Development Life Science.

From October 24–26, YEDA’s team will be on-site ready to meet, learn about new industry developments, and answer all your questions regarding YEDA's technologies which are currently available for license from the Weizmann Institute of Science.

Looking forward to seeing you there >> 

Israel’s ProFuse Technology raises $2.5M for technology that lowers the cost of cultured meat! With the rise of synthetically engineered food, cultured meat or "lab-grown" meat is one of the biggest breakthroughs in modern culinary science and technology. Unfortunately, high prices are impeding consumer mass adoption. Hoping to change that is Profuse Technology, a disruptive Yeda spin-off company, and is based on research done by Eldad Tzahor.

We are pleased to see Prof. Asaph Aharoni of the Weizmann Institute of Science recognized once more for his breakthrough research on cannabinoid biosynthesis production systems and collaboration with Yeda spinoff company, Xinteza API!

As cited in the report here, "This newly discovered gene pool includes a novel prenyl-transferase enzyme, featuring superior kinetics and improved flexibility in introduction into micro-organism-based expression systems."

Follow Xinteza API and continue reading to learn more >>
 

Diagnosing cancer is a complex process that may have just been simplified thanks to a new, multiparameter approach developed at the Weizmann Institute of Science, which may lead to a blood test that will diagnose cancer with unprecedented accuracy.

“Many of the conventional methods clinically available today to detect and diagnose cancer are invasive and unpleasant,” explains Dr. Efrat Shema of Weizmann’s Immunology and Regenerative Biology Department, who headed the research team.