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Israel Announces Plan to Speed Academic Knowledge Into High Tech
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First reported by Globes · Jun 15, 2026
What happened
Israel’s Finance Ministry and top university bodies unveiled a reform on Monday to speed the transfer of academic research into industry. The plan sets common commercialization rules, launches a pilot with outside firms, and targets tax and regulatory barriers.
- 01Ministry of Finance and university leaders announced a new academia-to-industry reform.
- 02The plan standardizes knowledge commercialization and launches an external-firms pilot.
- 03A joint team will tackle tax and regulatory barriers to deals.
- 04Officials say the goal is faster innovation, less bureaucracy and stronger high tech growth.
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