Article Date: Jan 27th 2003
“Israeli Biotech Abides Amid Bombings“
“When Tamir Huberman completed his degree in electrical engineering from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem in 1996, most of his fellow students were seeking work for telecom startups or dot-com firms, both exploding growth areas in Israel. Huberman instead chose to work for Medis Technologies, a small biotech company developing a lab-on-a-chip product. “Most of my friends said I was crazy, that I was missing the new economy,” says Huberman, now a vice president of research at Medis.“
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