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Technology transfer company of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem working with industry and investors

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About Yissum

Yissum is the technology transfer company of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. It sits between the university's research and outside partners who can develop it commercially.

What Yissum offers

  • Technology transfer — moving university inventions and research towards commercial use.
  • Partnership models — several structures for working with industry.
  • Venture funds — links to funds that back university-based technology.

Who it works with

Companies and investors interested in Hebrew University research. Recent news on its site covers a collaboration to commercialise resilin, a study on GMO-free cultured meat production and online teaching for medical professionals by cannabis scientists.

Key facts

  • Based in: Jerusalem, Israel
  • Parent institution: The Hebrew University
  • Site sections: Staff and board, industry and investors

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

Categories & features

  • Commercial
  • Online
  • Digital
  • Science
  • Production
  • Medical

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