

THE TEAM
Co-Founders
Chief Scientist
CFO
Team


Gil Shalev, PhD
R&D Scientist
Expert in protein purification
Experience in academic-pharma collaborations and early drug development
Dr. Shalev is an expert in protein purification, drug development, and cancer research. He has extensive experience in academia-pharma collaborations and early-stage drug development, working with Prof. Aaron Ciechanover and at Technion, Protalix, Danyel Biotech, and Quark Pharmaceuticals. He is also a co-author of patents and publications.


Ksenia Magidey Klein, PhD
R&D Scientist
Ksenia has accumulated experience in cell biology, stem cells, preclinical and translational cancer research, early therapeutics development, and pharma R&D partnerships. She has previously been with Minovia Therapeutics, Rappaport Faculty of Medicine of the Technion, Aminolab Ltd. Ksenia has co-authored multiple publications.


Albina Lin, MSc
R&D
Biologic drug development, analytical assays and process development
Ms. Lin brings a decade of expertise in biologic drug development, analytical assays, and process development from various roles at Protein Production Services, Protein Laboratories Rehovot, Mike Fainzilber Lab at the Weizmann Institute of Sciences, and Hy Laboratories. Her skills and expertise encompass a wide range of advanced laboratory techniques and processes.
Scientific Advisors

Daniel Offen, PhD
Exosome based therapeutics
Internationally recognized researcher, inventor, innovator and co-founder of several biotechnology companies, Head
of Translational Neuroscience Laboratory at TAU
Prof. Offen's research has focused on gene editing and various methods to deliver therapeutics into the brain, such as stem cells and nanoparticles. His work has been featured in over 200 publications and cited more than 15,000 times. Prof. Offen has co-invented dozens of patents that have laid the foundation for biotech companies and startups like Brainstorm Cell Therapeutics (NASDAQ: BCLI)
and eggXYt.

Avi Treves, PhD
Immuno-oncology and cell therapy
Expert in translational and clinical R&D and product development, immuno-oncology and cell therapy.
Co-founder of several biotech companies, including NASDAQ-traded Gamida Cell
Dr. Treves is an expert in business development, funding, and translational research, with a focus on biotech regulatory and clinical development. He specializes in regenerative medicine, stem cell technologies, and immuno-oncology. With a PhD from the Weizmann Institute and a postdoctoral fellowship from Stanford University, he has co-authored 100+ publications, holds 10 patents, and advises various biotech companies.

Prof. Galit Lahav, PhD
Novartis Professor and Chair, Department of Systems Biology, Harvard Medical School
Prof. Galit Lahav is an internationally recognized, award winning researcher and serves as Chair of the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School. She pioneered computational and quantitative experimental approaches to study cancer at the single-cell level. Her lab pioneered live single-cell imaging to quantify the tumor suppressor protein p53 and has established p53 dynamics as an important control mechanism, yielding critical insights into the tumor-suppressing mechanisms. Prof. Lahav earned her PhD from the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Weizmann Institute. She now leads initiatives advancing single-cell technologies, data analysis through systems thinking and predictive models of biology, to unlock new insights into health and disease.
Board Members
Consultants & Collaborators

Xavier Grana, PhD
Temple University
Immortalization
Dr. Graña is a Molecular Cell Biologist and Biochemist with expertise in the field of cell cycle regulation and control of gene expression. His research focuses on cell cycle control mechanisms in mammalian cells and their deregulation in cancer, including role of cyclins, cyclin dependent kinases (CDKs), Ser/Thr protein phosphatases and tumor suppressor genes. Dr. Grana is a renowned expert in innovative cell immortalization strategies, including CRISPER.

Tomer Cooks, PhD
Ben-Gurion University
Assistant Professor of Immunology
and Microbiology
During his doctoral studies, Dr. Cooks helped develop a unique ionized alpha radiation treatment for solid tumors, now in advanced trials worldwide. His research expanded to the tumor microenvironment and exosomes. The CooksLab specializes in cell communication via extracellular vesicles and the TP53 gene, striving to apply innovative approaches for cancer patient benefit.














