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Jacob Guedalia and family. Physics and business

The Science of Chutzpah

01.05.1998
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Jacob Guedalia, 32, is Vice President of Business Development at Live Picture, Inc., a leading Internet imaging firm
Alexander Sromin

A Powerful Idea

01.10.1997
People and Events›Made at the Institute
Alexander Sromin started out with an idea for a small, efficient motor and a two-year grant from the Kiryat Weizmann Incubator
Prof. Ehud Shapiro and America Online CEO Steve Case. real success

A Real Success Out of Virtual Places

01.10.1996
People and Events›Made at the Institute
Prof. Ehud Shapiro's Internet meeting software has met with commercial success
Dr. Jacob Vaya

Weizmann Institute Aids Galilee Manufacturer

01.05.1992
People and Events›Made at the Institute
Dr. Jacob Vaya, an industrial chemist, is taking a sabbatical at the Institute to develop new essences

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