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Evidence, ideas & conversations.

A selected record of peer-reviewed research, authored commentary, scientific explainers, interviews and independent coverage across biotechnology, medicine, markets and society.

Peer-reviewed research

A scientific record spanning cell therapy, tissue engineering, drug delivery and translational biotechnology.

Peer-reviewed publications and citation record

Peer-reviewed research spanning cell therapy, tissue engineering, targeted drug delivery, oncology and quantitative modeling.

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Authored writing & commentary

Perspectives on biotechnology, innovation, intellectual property, markets and public health.

Biotech 2024: Opportunities and challenges for Israeli companies

An assessment of the market conditions affecting Israeli biotechnology companies and the investment opportunity created by sector-wide undervaluation.

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The article connects strong clinical programs with constrained capital markets, arguing that development maturity and depressed valuations can create selective opportunities.

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From the Da Vinci Code to the genetic code: Innovation and challenges in biotechnology patents

A practical examination of how biotechnology patents support innovation while creating strategic, financial and ethical trade-offs.

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Co-authored with patent attorney Dr. Assaf Gara, the article considers geographic protection, development timelines, access and the role of trade secrets in advanced therapies.

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Imitate nature or wait for nature? Two approaches shaping the medicine of tomorrow

A comparison of two tissue-engineering philosophies: constructing biology directly or creating conditions that allow natural regenerative processes to work.

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Using BonoFill as a practical example, the article examines living grafts, bioprinting and the balance between engineering control and biological complexity.

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COVID: The end of the beginning

An argument that the transition from pandemic to endemic COVID did not remove the need for effective treatments for severe and critical patients.

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The article focuses on respiratory failure, health-system burden and the continuing role of therapies that address inflammation, pneumonia and tissue damage.

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Scientific explainers & produced media

Visual storytelling that makes advanced therapeutic platforms accessible without losing the underlying science.

Still from the NanoGhosts scientific explainer

NanoGhosts: Targeted drug delivery using cell-derived nanovesicles

Concept development · Scientific narrative · Script · Production leadership

A visual explanation of how cell-derived nanovesicles preserve the natural targeting capabilities of mesenchymal stromal cells while carrying therapeutic payloads.

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Created during Tomer’s Technion years, the film translates the platform’s cell-derived targeting mechanism into an accessible visual story.

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Still from the Bonus BioGroup company film

Bonus BioGroup: Building living therapies

Concept development · Scientific narrative · Script · Production leadership

A company-level introduction to the science, development vision and human purpose behind Bonus BioGroup’s cell-therapy and tissue-engineering programs.

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The film presents the company’s broader advanced-therapy portfolio and development vision across cell therapy and tissue engineering.

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MesenCure: Cell therapy for severe respiratory distress

Concept development · Scientific narrative · Script · Production leadership

A visual account of how primed mesenchymal stromal cells are designed to sense inflammatory injury and support immune modulation and tissue repair.

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The film explains therapeutic priming and the cellular response to inflammatory lung injury for scientific and non-specialist audiences.

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Podcasts & interviews

Conversations about advanced cell therapies, clinical evidence and the path from science to patients.

Episode 22: Dr Tomer Bronshtein — Innovative cell therapies

A long-form discussion of MesenCure, acute respiratory distress and the potential relationship between effective early treatment and Long COVID.

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The conversation covers the therapy’s mechanism, clinical findings, future applications and the caution required when interpreting emerging cell-therapy evidence.

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MesenCure interview on i24 News

A broadcast interview discussing MesenCure and the clinical implications of its Phase II results in severe COVID-19.

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The discussion translates the treatment’s cell-based mechanism and reported outcomes for a general international news audience.

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Interview on MesenCure cell therapy

A Hebrew-language interview explaining MesenCure’s therapeutic rationale and development for severe COVID-19.

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The segment presents the science behind the cell therapy and its intended role in reducing harmful inflammation and respiratory distress.

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Independent media coverage

Selected reporting featuring interviews and commentary on MesenCure and cell-based therapeutics.

Israeli company’s COVID-19 drug shows promise in late-stage coronavirus treatment

Fox News reporting on MesenCure’s Phase II results, including an interview with Tomer Bronshtein about survival, hospitalization and mechanism of action.

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The article places the clinical data in the context of late-stage COVID treatment and explains how the living-cell therapy responds to lung inflammation.

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Israeli cell-based drug offers hope against COVID-19 variants

An in-depth feature on how MesenCure’s primed mesenchymal stromal cells respond to inflammation across emerging COVID-19 variants.

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The article includes extensive commentary from Tomer Bronshtein on cell education, cytokine storm, treatment sophistication and the broader promise of cell therapy.

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