Medium Well  is on the brink of revolutionizing the FoodTech industry with our cutting-edge molecular separation solution!
BioResin is a natural cost effective matrix that can seperate molecules based on charge and size and easily integrates into the DSP. 
We're dedicated to addressing the demands of the emerging alternative protein sector. By streamlining costs, facilitating scalability, and reducing waste, we're poised to accelerate products to market.
Our game-changing proprietary molecular seperation solution is poised to transform the downstream process for protein purification to much nore cost effective! We offer an innovative solution for medium management in cultivated meat and enhance protein separation in fermentation production. 
Our exceptional ultra-filtration capabilities rely on a natural, cost-effective biofilter that selectively extracts specific molecules from liquids.
In precision fermentation, for food and pharma, our BioResin offers a 10-20X lower cost, large scale solution to protein purification than the current synthetic resins on the market. In the realm of cultivated meat, we remove toxicants like ammonium and lactic acid and optimize medium usage. 

Our work is fueled by Dr. Roni Shapira's pioneering microbiology research lab at the Hebrew university. The engineering efforts are spearheaded by Dr. Nir Berdugo, an expert in applied mathematics and water recycling, alongside the professional support of our design partners, working hand in hand with the industry.

Since 2022, under the visionary leadership of Shelly Lotan, Adv., our co-founder, and CEO, we have garnered support from key stakeholders, including the Israeli Innovation Authority, Fresh Start FoodTech incubator, Tnuva (Israel's largest food manufacturer), Tempo (a leading beverage company), OurCrowd's investment platform, and Finistere Ventures, the international agrifood venture capital firm.

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