A next generation factory has been in space since 2012. Elon Musk is just starting to develop drugs in space with StarFall. What if the most revolutionary pharmaceutical factory wasn't in New Jersey—but 250 miles above your head? What if your next cancer drug was manufactured in orbit and delivered to your living room? Israeli scientist Yossi Yamin reveals how Space Pharma, since 2012, has been crystallizing medicine in microgravity—creating treatments impossible on Earth. ...
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A next generation factory has been in space since 2012. Elon Musk is just starting to develop drugs in space with StarFall. What if the most revolutionary pharmaceutical factory wasn't in New Jersey—but 250 miles above your head? What if your next cancer drug was manufactured in orbit and delivered to your living room? Israeli scientist Yossi Yamin reveals how Space Pharma, since 2012, has been crystallizing medicine in microgravity—creating treatments impossible on Earth. ...
How Lab-Grown Meat Could Save the Planet | Noga Golan
Israeli Trailblazers
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How Lab-Grown Meat Could Save the Planet | Noga Golan
How Science Is Rethinking Protein to Save the Planet. And Israel’s Bold Mission to Solve Global Food Insecurity. Is lab-grown meat the real food future or just another tech fad? In this episode of Israeli Trailblazers, we explore how Israeli scientists and startups are revolutionizing how we feed a growing planet through cutting-edge food tech innovation. Noga Golan, founder of Food Impact Partners, shares her expertise on the rapidly evolving alternative protein space. 🍽️ A...
Israeli Trailblazers
A next generation factory has been in space since 2012. Elon Musk is just starting to develop drugs in space with StarFall. What if the most revolutionary pharmaceutical factory wasn't in New Jersey—but 250 miles above your head? What if your next cancer drug was manufactured in orbit and delivered to your living room? Israeli scientist Yossi Yamin reveals how Space Pharma, since 2012, has been crystallizing medicine in microgravity—creating treatments impossible on Earth. ...
