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THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR SUSTAINABLE FOOD

Medium Well Technologocal Solutions
 is going to make it possible
Simplifying the next generation of filtration

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Our selective filtration and molecular separation can integrate into food production processes that need to become more sustainable by removing unwanted compounds or by retrieving valuable molecules out of their waste.

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Medium Well Technological Solutions

REMOVING SMALL MOLECULES - BIG BARRIERS

What we do

Our mission is focused on solving cost, scale up and waste management challenges for sustainable food production like presition ferementation and cultivated meat.
With our cutting edge filtration solution we enable protein purification, medium recycling and separation of specific molecules.
We remove production barriers and enable faster market entry of future products while improving existing products.

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Protein Purification 

Protein fermentation are common industrial processes, applied by large-scale food and pharma manufacturers. Purification of the proteins may reach 50% of the cost and the methods currently being used (synthetic based chromatography, ultrafiltration, centrifuges, dialysis) pose significant challenges like: extremely high cost, high maintenance and waste. With MediumWell's BioResin, manufacturers will finally meet scale, cost and sustinability targets and stop compromising the level of protein purity.

 

BioResin - pharma capabilities in food prices! 

Cultivated Meat

Cultivated meat, genuine animal meat produced from cells without harming the animal, with the same cell types, taste, and nutritional values. Cells multiply in a nutrient-rich liquid within a bioreactor known as 'The Medium' or 'Media,' but without kidneys or a liver, toxic residuals accumulate, hindering growth. To address this, cultivated meat producers frequently replace the liquid medium.

What are we solving for cultivated meat?

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Problem
 

  • The medium costs more than $300/L, between 50-95% of the production cost!
     

  • Medium replacements result in loss of valuable nutrients and growth factors that global production capacities will not be able to provide.
     

  • There is no clear environmental solution for huge amounts of toxic medium waste

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How we do it

Our proprietary technology enables the separation of specific target molecules according to their size, structure and other specifications provided by the client.
We leverage our deep expertise in microbiology, bioprocess design and filtration, emerging from the Hebrew University and the industry, to utilize natural, GRAS (generally regarded as safe), non-GMO substances, while they are inactivated and reused in the most efficient way.
Our single step selectivity is not possible in physical known methods and replaces expensive, multi stage, high maintenance pharma standards in a practical solution for food applications.

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Example: Selective removal of ammonia and Lactate while other nutrients remain stable – to be continued to desired levels

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who

Meet The Team

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Shelly Lotan, Adv.

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CEO & Co Founder

An entrepreneur and international marketing expert

Nir Berdugo, PhD.

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CTO & Co Founder

Ph.D. in fluid mechanics, M.sc in energy engineering, B.sc in biotechnology food & engineering from Technion with vast experience in wastewater treatment and process design.

Roni Shapira, PhD.

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CSO & Co Founder

A leading microbiology and bacteria genetic engineering expert. Hebrew University, Faculty of Agriculture’s. Co-founder of
Better-juice

Elad Landau, PhD.

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Research manager

Biochemistry and microbiology expert in food science and nutrition at the Hebrew university.

Alisa Cohen, M.Sc.

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Research manager

M.Sc in Medical Sciences, B.Sc in Environmental Sciences, research assistant at Tel-Hai university Foodtech lab.

Naama Degany, M.Sc.

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Research manager

M.Sc. B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Biochemistry & Food Science. Experienced with analytical devices, food science and molecular biology laboratories.

Benny Spiro, M.Sc student

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Laboratory researcher

Hebrew University, culinary background, B.Sc in biochemistry and biotechnology Food sciences.

Dr Tammy Meiron

Tammy Meiron, PhD.

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Advisory Board

Over 25 years of experience in R&D, production, and technology transfer fields in the life-science, pharmaceuticals, and food industries.

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