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Israeli AI Founder Maor Shlomo Launches Private Cancer Research Investment Fund Maor Shlomo, founder of Israeli AI startup Base44, has launched a private investment fund focused on cancer research and innovative therapies, motivated by his mother's recent death from cancer. The fund has invested in seven companies over four months, aiming to accelerate drug development and testing through AI technologies. Shlomo calls for additional investors to join and plans to share further details soon.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Maor Shlomo founded a private cancer research investment fund after losing his mother to cancer. 02 The fund has invested in seven companies in four months, focusing on breakthrough therapies. 03 Shlomo emphasizes AI's role in speeding drug design and identifies manufacturing and testing as new bottlenecks. 04 He highlights companies like Starget Pharma, CuResponse, Cellint, and Baccine in his portfolio. 05 Shlomo continues leading Base44 while supporting portfolio firms with AI expertise. 06 He invites others to invest or assist and will announce more fund details later. Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet , the latest report. Read Ynet’s original The coverage
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