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What works in Rehovot

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3
evaluated practices
70/100
average quality score
0%
strong evidence, of 3 assessed

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Evidence snapshot for Rehovot

Yeda Research and Development — Weizmann Institute's Technology Transfer Company (Rehovot) is located in Rehovot, Israel, and is the wholly owned commercialisation arm of the Weizmann Institute of Science, established in 1959 to license the Institute's research inventions to industry. The company has generated an estimated $50–100 million in annual royalties by 2013 and driven over $23 billion in cumulative global product sales by 2022 through blockbuster licenses such as Copaxone (for multiple sclerosis), Rebif, and Erbitux, while returning roughly 40% of royalty income to inventing scientists. The evidence shows that roughly 120 spin-off startups have been founded on Weizmann Institute research through 2024, though the practices demonstrate that Yeda's revenue model is concentrated in a small number of blockbuster licenses rather than a broad portfolio.

Drawn from: Yeda Research and Development — Weizmann Institute's Technology-Transfer Arm · Yeda Research and Development — Weizmann Institute's Technology-Transfer Company (Rehovot) · Yeda R&D — Weizmann Institute's Technology Transfer Company

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Strengths & weaknesses vs peers

Strengths

Evidence of impact / measured results +29 pts 89 here · 60 average

Innovation +24 pts 89 here · 64 average

Sustainability / continuity +20 pts 100 here · 80 average

Scalability +12 pts 78 here · 66 average

Weaknesses

Multi-stakeholder collaboration -23 pts 56 here · 78 average

Inclusiveness / equity -30 pts 11 here · 41 average

Score profile vs peers

Evidence of impact / measured results
89 · 60
Innovation
89 · 64
Sustainability / continuity
100 · 80
Scalability
78 · 66
Transferability / demonstrated replication
67 · 59
Multi-stakeholder collaboration
56 · 78
Inclusiveness / equity
11 · 41

Coloured bar: Rehovot. Grey bar: peer average across the corpus. Both on a common 0–100 scale.

Points compare this place's average on each dimension with the average across all evaluated places, on a common 0–100 scale. Know more

Top good practices here

Yeda Research and Development — Weizmann Institute's Technology-Transfer Arm · 71

Yeda Research and Development — Weizmann Institute's Technology-Transfer Company (Rehovot) · 71

Yeda R&D — Weizmann Institute's Technology Transfer Company · 67

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Recommended to adopt or replicate

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  • Rated highly transferable
  • Backed by strong evidence

Fit estimates how well a practice matches this place, 0 (poor) to 100 (excellent); the list is ordered to favour practices that address this place's gaps. Know more