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Tel Aviv University Trust (TAU Trust) provides direct funding support for the educational and research goals of Tel Aviv University, Israel’s largest and most comprehensive institution of higher learning, facilitated by enhanced public awareness of the University’s achievements and programming through the development of a strong local network of support. David Meller CBE is a prominent businessman and community leader. Cara Grabel Case is the Chief Executive of the TAU Trust headquartered in London with responsibility for the Trust’s activities in the United Kingdom.

BIRAD’s vision is to manage Bar-Ilan University’s intellectual property assets for the public good. BIRAD aims to achieve strong patent protection for Bar-Ilan inventions and to maximize their commercial potential, thus generating an additional revenue stream for Bar-Ilan investors whilst supporting technological innovation. BIRAD offers researchers and industrial partners support in four areas:. BIRAD facilitates the establishment of scientific service contracts, in which members of the industrial community can take advantage of the University's outstanding knowledge base and technical infrastructure. BIRAD Angels Network is a business angels network for investors and private companies interested in investing in spin-out companies from the Bar-Ilan University. Technology Innovation is the basis of competitive advantage, and Bar-Ilan University is a natural breeding ground for innovation. We believe that innovation has the potential to transform industries, maximize the impact of new knowledge resulting from University research and discovery and to create tremendous economic and social value. The Israel Tech Transfer Organization (ITTN) serves as the umbrella organization for Israel’s technology transfer companies.

Rotem Industries Ltd is a diversified technology-oriented company with headquarters in the south of Israel. The company specializes in the commercialization of advanced and innovative technologies and science. Founded in early 1980’s, the company has been mandated to implement and commercialize state-of-the-art marketable innovations, reaping the technical harvest of scientific research, for the benefit of research, industrial and commercial communities worldwide. The company focuses on state-of-the-art innovations, reaping the technical harvest of scientific research, for the benefit of academy, industrial, defense and commercial communities worldwide.

It’s often said that Israel’s greatest natural resource is the brain-power of its people — but the skills needed for leadership don’t just happen. That’s why TAU graduates and faculty can be found at the helm of Israel’s leading companies, in the top echelons of public service, and on the cutting edge of science and technology. And why your contribution today will have such an important impact on tomorrow, helping to forge the leaders of the next generation. © CFTAU | all rights reservedCharitable registration: 124035643RR0001.

Mor was founded in 1994 as a subsidiary of The Mor Institute and a holding of Clalit Health Services. Before joining Mor Research Applications in 2022, Shay was Partner at Sheng Enterprises, a leading Israel-China business development consulting and investment banking firm. Allen is a registered European, Israeli and Swiss Patent Attorney and is responsible for managing Mor Research Applications’ Intellectual Property affairs. Avital also provided scouting services for Japanese multinational companies seeking to identify investment and acquisition opportunities in disruptive technologies. As the end-to-end Technology Transfer Office of Clalit Health Services since 1994, we at Mor Research Applications turn these brilliant ideas into viable solutions in medical devices, pharma, diagnostics, digital healthcare, and biotech, while ensuring their inventors can reap the rewards of their hard work and creativity.

In 1954 an additional institute was founded in Tel Aviv: the Academic Institute of Jewish Studies. The University library was founded, new study tracks were opened, a teaching staff was formed, laboratories and classrooms were built on the Abu Kabir campus and an administration was established. The building was constructed on a plot designated by the Tel Aviv Municipality as the site of a future university, with the encouragement of then Mayor of Tel Aviv Israel Rokach. A manufacturer and entrepreneur in America and Mexico, Wise had served as Chairman of the Board of the Hebrew University until 1962, and was then persuaded by Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and Mordechai Namir to come on board.Dr. The Physics Department was founded and immediately began to conduct scientific research at an international level, making their mark in the fields of nuclear research and astronomy. They developed innovative fields that had not yet been studied at Israel’s other higher education institutions. All material and photographs for this article were provided by courtesy of the Archive for the History of Tel Aviv University, headed by Benny Haspel, under the supervision of Prof. Statistics were kindly provided by Edi Keren, Head of the University Registration Unit.