The Israeli Technological Incubators Program was established in 1991 and is administrated by the Office of the Chief Scientist, Ministry of Industry, Trade & Labor. The primary goal of the program is to transform innovative technological ideas that are too risky for private investments, into viable start-up companies that after the incubator term should be able to raise money from the private sector and operate on their own. Secondary goals of the program are as follows: 1. Promote R&D activity […]
The Government of Israel through the OCS has signed agreements together with other governments to actively support and encourage industrial R&D cooperation between Israeli and overseas industries. International industrial R&D cooperation will usually include access to know-how and technologies that are not otherwise readily available to the participants as well as access to new markets. Matimop, the Israeli Industry Center for R&D, operates international R&D agreements on behalf of the OCS with Italy, Belgium, Ireland, Germany, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Finland, […]
Israel has long been on the cutting edge of research and development in advanced technologies. Israel is second only to the United States on a per capita basis in its ability to generate new, technology-based companies with innovative, market-focused products. High Tech companies in Israel are located throughout the country: in central Tel Aviv, in the suburbs of Jerusalem, even in development towns in the Galilee and the Negev. But the main centres are in Tel Aviv’s Atidim Industrial Park, […]