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Globally, there is a persistent shortage (opens in a new tab) of viable organs for transplantation (opens in a new tab). This unmet need has spurred the development of “engineered organs” — cultivated tissue that mimics the structure and function of livers, hearts, lungs and other vital viscera.
While these in-vitro inside parts can be used to fill the gap in organ supply, it’s really hard to supply blood throughout the newly transplanted tissue.
To solve this problem, Bonus Biogroup (opens in a new tab), an Israeli biotechnology company specializing in next-generation tissue regeneration therapies, has developed a method of producing a sophisticated network of artificial blood vessels that will enable reliable blood flow to transplanted artificial organs, drastically increasing their viability.
Bonus BioGroup Founder, CEO, and President Shai Meretzki, COO Dror Ben-David, and VP of R&D Atara Novak are all Technion alumni.
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Why do so many life-saving technologies never make it out of the lab? Prof. Marcelle Machluf demonstrates how combining scientific rigor with business vision is the only way to bring practical solutions to the patients who need them most. As a case in point, she shares her personal transformation from researcher to entrepreneur. This talk […]
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