About the BC National Program

Bioconvergence is a multidisciplinary field, merging the strengths of biology, engineering and  computation to generate cutting-edge solutions for complex challenges. The Innovation Authority is striving to create the conditions to enable the growth and success of the bioconvergence industry in Israel, transforming the country into a world leader in this developing field. We invite entrepreneurs, researchers and investors to establish and contribute bioconvergence-based companies and deliver new products that will solve humanity’s greatest problems.

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Infrastructure
As the bioconvergence sector expands, there is a growing demand for specialized infrastructure to fully support innovative bioindustrial technologies in the transition...
R&D
The Israel Innovation Authority is plays a crucial role in fostering innovation in bioconvergence by supporting excellence in multidisciplinary research through strategic investments...
Talent
Nurturing quality human capital is critical for driving progress in bioconvergence. A key priority in this area is the development of a diverse and skilled workforce...
Regulation
Regulatory support plays a crucial role in fostering the growth of Israeli bioconvergence companies by creating an environment that streamlines innovation while ensuring safety and efficacy...
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Yes/Boston Innovation Challenge

The Israeli Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) at the Israel Innovation Authority invites early-stage Israeli startups operating in Health, Resilience, and Sustainable Food Systems to participate in the Yes/Boston Innovation Challenge. This city-focused innovation challenge aims to accelerate measurable-impact solutions addressing Boston’s urban challenges in health access, resilience, and sustainable food systems. What participants gain: Access to the World Economic Forum’s UpLink Innovation Ecosystem, a community of 898 members including investors, Forum partners, and innovative technology companies. Connection to a coalition of partners across Boston’s business sectors. Support for implementing or launching a pilot with local impact. International exposure and strategic networking opportunities. Eligibility: The challenge is mainly for startups or social ventures with an active business model (revenue / funded pilots), typically at Seed / Series A stage, with a proven pilot and the ability to implement a solution in Boston within approximately 12 months. Deadline: March 23, 2026 Apply here: https://bit.ly/4cD2QHm Watch the informational recording: https://bit.ly/4szBDtQ

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Deadline Date: 23/03/2026

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