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Tag Archives: Japan
Israeli technology tackles radiation disease
TIMES OF ISRAEL Japan turns to Israeli tech to treat radiation disease by David Shamah December 4, 2015 Four years after Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant disaster, the country is still not out of the woods, with the risk of mass … Continue reading
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Tagged Fukushima, Fukushima Medical University’, Haifa, Japan, nuclear plant disaster, Pluristem
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Japan picks Israel as first research & development cooperation agreement partner
JERUSALEM POST by By GLOBES, Niv Elis July 6, 2014 Agreement comes as Japan’s Economy Minister leads a business delegation to Israel. Japan and Israel signed a research and development cooperation agreement on Sunday, the first-such agreement Japan has signed. … Continue reading