September 9, 2014 | The Blnvatnik Family Foundation, headed by Ukrainian-born US billionaire Len Blavatnik, will donate $20 million to Tel Aviv University. The money will go towards applied research as part of the Blavatnik Initiative program. Blavatnik is best known in Israel for the acquisition of Clal Industries and a major investment in GetTaxi. The Blavatnik Family Foundation has actively donated to academic institution in the U.S. and has supported TAU’s Blavatnik School of Computer Science. The new donation will be used to fund three new centers and two funds at TAU that will focus on promoting applied research, hiring top researchers, and movie production through the Department of Cinema and Television.
Subscribe to NoCamels weekly newsletter and get our top stories
Related posts
Israeli AI Safety Tool Among TIME’S Best Inventions For 2024
October 31, 2024
TAU Team Discovers Mechanism To Eliminate Cancerous Tumors
October 30, 2024
Ashdod Port Investing In Startups As Part Of Innovation Strategy
October 29, 2024
BGU Develops Fast Fact Checking Via News Sources Not People
October 28, 2024
Facebook comments