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[Consumer Physics in The Huffington Post] This Tiny Scanner Delivers Instant Nutritional Facts To Your Phone

Jun 3, 2016 |

Unsure about the nutritional value of your lunch? SCiO may be able to help you figure it out. SCiO is a molecular sensor that can decipher the chemical makeup of the materials around you — and best of all, it fits into the palm of your hand. With just the press of a button, the tiny machine analyzes the item and sends the data to your smartphone, where you can read up on whatever is in the sample you scanned Read more on The Huffington...

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[HIL Medical in Globes] HIL Applied Medical acquires Nanolabz

May 31, 2016 |

Israeli company HIL Applied Medical, which develops laser-accelerated proton beams for medical purposes, has acquired US company Nanolabz. “The merger with Nanolabz makes it possible to combine the two companies’ patents and development teams, which complement each other, enabling us to accelerate our development,” says HIL Applied Medical CEO Sagi Brink-Danan. Following the merger, Nanolabz’s name will be changed to HIL US. The development center in the US will continue operating side by side with the Israeli development center, which will manage it. Read more on...

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[HIL in Geektime] Israeli biomed HIL Applied Medical acquires Reno’s Nanolabz in race for cancer treatment

May 26, 2016 |

Jerusalem-based HIL Applied Medical Ltd. announced on Thursday their buyout of Nanolabz Inc., a Nevada-based firm developing smart nano-engineered targets for the short-pulse R&D sector. According to CEO Sagi Brink-Danan, HIL made their acquisition through an equity agreement wherein Nanolabz’s stakeholders gained ownership of 5% of the Israeli company’s shares. Read more on...

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[HIL Press Release] Israeli startup HIL Applied Medical Ltd. acquires US-based Nanolabz Inc. – en route to developing advanced cancer radiotherapy systems

May 26, 2016 |

JERUSALEM and RENO, Nev., May 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — HIL Applied Medical Ltd. – a Jerusalem, Israel medical technology startup – has just announced the acquisition of Nanolabz Inc. – a Reno, Nevada company born out of University of Nevada, Reno research and focused on developing and fabricating smart targets for laser-based proton acceleration. HIL Applied Medical is developing a new class of ultra-compact, high-performance Proton Beam Therapy systems, based on high-intensity lasers and nano-engineered smart targetry. Read more on PR...

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